The Wave Experiment Insights

The video summarizes 'The Wave' by Todd Strasser, where a teacher, Ben Ross, conducts an experiment to demonstrate the rise of Nazi power. The experiment, called The Wave, emphasizes discipline and community, quickly gaining traction among students. However, it raises concerns about conformity and individuality. The experiment ends with a lesson on the dangers of blind obedience. The video also provides information about the author, Todd Strasser.

What was the initial reaction of Lorie Saunders and Amy Smith to the Holocaust film?

• They were angry

• They were confused

• They were moved

• They were indifferent

Why did Ben Ross decide to conduct an experiment in his class?

• To entertain the students

• To teach about World War I

• To understand Nazi Germany

• To improve students' grades

What was the first motto introduced by Ben Ross in his experiment?

• Strength through Unity

• Strength through Discipline

• Strength through Knowledge

• Strength through Freedom

What new elements did Ben Ross introduce with 'Strength through Community'?

• A new classroom

• A new teacher

• A logo, name, and salute

• A new textbook

How did the Wave affect the social dynamics at Gordon High?

• It caused more division

• It united the students

• It had no effect

• It made students more competitive

What action did Lori take in response to her concerns about the Wave?

• She joined the Wave

• She ignored it

• She published a critical issue in the Grapevine

• She transferred schools

What was revealed at the climax of the Wave experiment?

• The Wave was a new school policy

• The Wave was a test

• The Wave was a real movement

• The Wave had no leader

What is Todd Strasser known for besides 'The Wave'?

• Writing poetry

• Directing films

• Writing books based on TV shows and movies

• Painting