Lawn Boy Chapter 2 Assessment

What new job does the protagonist take on in Chapter 2?

• Delivery driver for a local restaurant

• Barista at a local coffee shop

• Waiter at a fancy restaurant

• Sales associate at a clothing store

How does the protagonist feel about his new job?

• Excited and optimistic

• Indifferent and bored

• Frustrated and overwhelmed

• Nervous and uncertain

What challenges does the protagonist face while working?

• Lack of motivation

• Excessive vacation time

• Perfect team dynamics

• Balancing workload, difficult colleagues, stress management, and office politics.

Who are the key characters introduced in Chapter 2?

• Rival

• Sidekick

• Protagonist, Mentor, Antagonist

• Love Interest

What important lesson does the protagonist learn in this chapter?

• Success comes from avoiding challenges.

• Ignoring problems is the best way to cope.

• Resilience and adaptability are crucial for personal growth.

• Staying in your comfort zone leads to happiness.

Describe the setting where the protagonist works in Chapter 2.

• The protagonist works in a quiet rural library surrounded by nature.

• The protagonist works in a bustling urban office environment with modern decor and open workspaces.

• The protagonist works in a luxurious hotel suite with a view of the ocean.

• The protagonist works in a small, dimly lit workshop filled with tools.

What role does the protagonist's family play in this chapter?

• The family only serves as a source of conflict for the protagonist.

• The family plays a crucial role in shaping the protagonist's emotional landscape and guiding their choices.

• The family is absent from the chapter and has no impact on the protagonist.

• The family is portrayed as a hindrance to the protagonist's growth.

How does the protagonist's perspective on work change in Chapter 2?

• The protagonist remains indifferent to work throughout the chapter.

• The protagonist's perspective shifts from viewing work as a burden to seeing it as a source of fulfillment and identity.

• The protagonist sees work solely as a means to earn money.

• The protagonist begins to despise work even more in Chapter 2.

What specific tasks does the protagonist perform in his job?

• The protagonist analyzes data, manages projects, collaborates with team members, and presents findings.

• The protagonist designs graphics and creates marketing materials.

• The protagonist conducts market research and sales calls.

• The protagonist writes code and develops software.

How does the author use humor in Chapter 2 to convey themes?

• The author uses humor to trivialize the themes and make them less impactful.

• The author uses humor to make serious themes more approachable and to highlight contradictions in characters' lives.

• Humor is used to create a serious tone that contrasts with the themes.

• The author avoids humor entirely to focus on the themes without distraction.