Tangerine part 3

What lessons does Paul learn by the end of 'Tangerine'?

• The importance of teamwork and collaboration.

• Resilience, the importance of standing up for oneself, and the value of true friendship.

• How to be a better athlete and win games.

• The significance of following rules and regulations.

Did Paul decide to attend Luis Cruz's funeral with the War Eagles?

• True

• False

• Maybe

• Not sure

What role does family play in Paul's life throughout the novel?

• Family dynamics are central to Paul's development and the conflicts he faces.

• Family is a minor aspect of Paul's life and does not influence his decisions.

• Paul's family is portrayed as a source of constant conflict and negativity.

• Family plays a role only in the background, with little impact on the main plot.

What are Paul's plans for the next school year?

• He will return to Tangerine Middle School.

• He will move to a new city.

• He will attend a different school.

• He will take a year off from school.

What happened during the Awards night involving Victor and Tino?

• Victor and Tino attacked Erik and Arthur.

• Victor and Tino won the best performance award.

• Victor and Tino presented the awards to Erik and Arthur.

• Victor and Tino left the event early.

What is the significance of the War Eagles in the story?

• They represent freedom and independence.

• They symbolize teamwork, loyalty, and the fight against injustice.

• They are a sign of power and dominance.

• They indicate betrayal and conflict.

How does the community in Tangerine affect the characters?

• The community influences character development and highlights themes of support and conflict.

• The community isolates the characters and creates a sense of loneliness.

• The community has no impact on the characters' lives or decisions.

• The community only serves as a backdrop for the characters' personal stories.

How does the character of Luis Cruz influence Paul?

• Luis serves as a mentor and represents strength and resilience in the face of adversity.

• Luis encourages Paul to give up on his dreams.

• Luis teaches Paul to avoid challenges and take the easy way out.

• Luis is indifferent to Paul's struggles and offers no support.

How were Erik and Arthur finally caught for their actions?

• Mrs. Fisher found the stolen items from the fumigated houses in the storage unit.

• They were caught on surveillance cameras during the theft.

• A neighbor reported suspicious activity to the police.

• They confessed to their crimes after being interrogated.

What is the significance of the setting in 'Tangerine'?

• It represents the main character's internal struggles.

• It reflects the themes of growth, conflict, and community.

• It serves as a backdrop for the romantic subplot.

• It is irrelevant to the overall narrative.