Bully by Patricia Polacco

What is the importance of friendship in 'Bully'?

• Friendship is portrayed as a source of strength and support in overcoming challenges.

• Friendship is depicted as a distraction from academic responsibilities.

• Friendship is shown to create conflicts among peers.

• Friendship is considered unimportant in the context of bullying.

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What is the main theme of 'Bully' by Patricia Polacco?

• The importance of friendship and loyalty.

• The impact of bullying on individuals and the importance of standing up against it.

• The significance of family traditions and values.

• The journey of self-discovery and personal growth.

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What lesson does Lyla learn by the end of the story?

• The importance of keeping secrets to maintain friendships.

• The value of speaking up and the importance of friendship and support.

• How to avoid conflicts by staying silent.

• The significance of winning at all costs.

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What event leads to the misunderstanding about the stolen test?

• Lyla is falsely accused of stealing a test, which creates conflict in the story.

• A teacher misplaces the test papers before the exam.

• Students overhear a conversation about a missing test.

• Lyla finds the test in her locker and returns it.

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Who is the protagonist in 'Bully'?

• Lyla

• Emma

• Sophia

• Mia

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What is the significance of the character Gage in the story?

• Gage is the protagonist who helps Lyla overcome her challenges.

• Gage is the antagonist who bullies Lyla and is involved in the conflict of the story.

• Gage is a minor character who provides comic relief.

• Gage is Lyla's best friend who supports her throughout the story.

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What strategies can be used to prevent bullying, as suggested by the story?

• Open communication, support from friends and family, and reporting bullying to adults.

• Ignoring the bully and hoping they stop.

• Retaliating against the bully to show strength.

• Avoiding school to escape bullying situations.

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What role does Jamie play in Lyla's life?

• Jamie is Lyla's supportive brother who helps her navigate challenges.

• Jamie is Lyla's teacher who guides her studies.

• Jamie is Lyla's neighbor who occasionally helps her with chores.

• Jamie is Lyla's friend who plays video games with her.

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What does the story suggest about the role of adults in bullying situations?

• Adults should ignore bullying situations to avoid conflict.

• Adults, like teachers and principals, should be involved in addressing bullying.

• Adults should only intervene if the bullying is severe.

• Adults should encourage children to handle bullying on their own.

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How does the setting influence the events in 'Bully'?

• The school setting is crucial as it is where bullying occurs and where relationships develop.

• The setting is irrelevant to the plot and character development.

• The events are primarily influenced by the characters' internal conflicts rather than the setting.

• The setting only serves as a backdrop and does not affect the storyline.

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