Bad Boy - Chapters 1 & 2

What can be inferred about Walter's feelings towards his step-father?

• Walter has a strong dislike for his step-father.

• Walter may have mixed feelings, influenced by his relationship with his real father.

• Walter feels indifferent towards his step-father.

• Walter admires his step-father more than his real father.

Was Walter close to his mother, Florence? How do you know?

• Yes. He would follow her from room to room.

• No, he rarely interacted with her.

• He only visited her on special occasions.

• He preferred spending time with his friends.

How does Walter's relationship with his mother affect his character development?

• It shapes his emotional responses and relationships.

• It makes him more independent and self-reliant.

• It causes him to reject family values.

• It has no significant impact on his character.

How does the setting influence the characters in 'Bad Boy'?

• The setting reflects the socio-economic challenges faced by the characters.

• The setting is irrelevant to the characters' development.

• The setting only serves as a backdrop for the action.

• The setting is primarily focused on the characters' emotional states.

What themes are explored in the early chapters of 'Bad Boy'?

• Family dynamics, identity, and belonging.

• Adventure and exploration.

• Friendship and loyalty.

• Conflict and resolution.

Who was Walter’s real mother? What does he remember about her?

• Mary Dolly Green

• Sarah Jane Smith

• Elizabeth Ann Brown

• Margaret Rose White

Who was Walter’s step-father?

• Herbert Dean

• John Smith

• Michael Johnson

• Robert Brown

Who was Walter’s real father?

• George Myers.

• John Smith.

• Robert Johnson.

• Michael Brown.

What kind of work did Florence do?

• She cleaned houses.

• She was a teacher.

• She worked in a factory.

• She was a nurse.

What does the character of Herbert Dean represent in Walter's life?

• A source of financial advice

• A parental figure and authority

• A rival in business

• A childhood friend