Exploring Chapter 11 of The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian

In Chapter 11 of 'The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian,' the protagonist dresses as a homeless person for Halloween, mirroring Penelope's costume, which she uses to protest homelessness. They agree to collect spare change instead of candy. While trick-or-treating on the reservation, the protagonist is assaulted and robbed. Despite the setback, Penelope supports him by including his name in her donation. The chapter explores themes of identity, social justice, and the complexities of friendship.

What costume did the protagonist wear for Halloween?

• A pirate

• A homeless dude

• A superhero

• A ghost

Why did Penelope choose to dress as a homeless woman?

• To match the protagonist's costume

• To protest the treatment of homeless people

• To scare people

• To look cute

What did Penelope plan to collect instead of candy?

• Books

• Spare change

• Food

• Toys

Where did the protagonist go trick-or-treating?

• In a mall

• At a friend's house

• In the city

• On the reservation

What happened to the protagonist while he was trick-or-treating?

• He found a lot of money

• He was attacked by three guys

• He got lost

• He met a celebrity

What did the attackers steal from the protagonist?

• His costume

• His phone

• His candy and money

• His shoes

Who did the protagonist think about after the attack?

• His teacher

• Rowdy

• Penelope

• His parents

What did Penelope do when the protagonist showed her his bruises?

• Called the police

• Touched his bruise and showed concern

• Laughed

• Ignored him

What did Penelope promise to do with the money she collected?

• Keep it for herself

• Donate it in both their names

• Throw a party

• Buy new clothes

What did the protagonist hope would happen after his conversation with Penelope?

• He would get a new costume

• He would move to a new school

• He would become a superhero

• They would become closer