Exploring Chapters 11 & 12 of Eleven

The video tutorial covers chapters 11 and 12 of '11 Again' by Tom Rogers. Chapter 11, titled 'The Man in the White Shirt,' describes the harrowing experience of a man witnessing the collapse of the South Tower during the 9/11 attacks. The teacher discusses the vivid imagery and emotional impact of the event. Chapter 12, 'Home Run,' shifts to a lighter tone, focusing on Alex and his friends playing baseball, unaware of the tragic events unfolding in New York. The teacher reflects on the narrative's ability to keep the children's minds off the disaster, highlighting the contrast between the two chapters.

At what time does Chapter 11, 'The Man in the White Shirt,' begin?

• 9:00 a.m.

• 9:59 a.m.

• 10:49 a.m.

• 10:34 a.m.

What event does the man in the white shirt witness in Chapter 11?

• A car accident

• The collapse of the South Tower

• A dog running away

• A fire in a building

What does the man in the white shirt lose during the collapse?

• His hat

• His keys

• His cell phone

• His wallet

Why do the parents in Chapter 12 not want their children to watch TV?

• They want them to study

• They want them to play outside

• They want them to do chores

• They want to protect them from the news

What name does Alex decide to give the dog?

• Max

• Buddy

• Charlie

• Rex

What activity are Alex and his friends engaged in at the park?

• Playing soccer

• Playing baseball

• Flying kites

• Riding bikes

How does the dog, Rex, interact with the baseball game?

• He runs away from the park

• He digs holes in the field

• He barks at the players

• He chases the ball and brings it back

What is the reaction of the red-headed outfielder to Rex's actions?

• He calls the police

• He ignores the dog

• He laughs and smiles

• He gets angry

What does Alex achieve in the baseball game?

• He loses the game

• He gets injured

• He strikes out

• He hits a home run

What is the main reason the boys are playing outside instead of being at home?

• Their parents want them to exercise

• Their parents want to keep them away from the news

• They have no TV at home

• They are celebrating a birthday