Brad and Laurie's Football Game Dynamics

Laurie and Amy's routine of attending football games is disrupted by the Wave, a movement that has taken over their school. Laurie is concerned about the impact of the Wave on her friends, especially David, who broke up with her. At a game, Laurie confronts Brad about the Wave's influence, refusing to give the Wave salute. Meanwhile, the Grapevine staff, led by Laurie, prepares a special edition of the newspaper to expose the dangers of the Wave, highlighting incidents of violence and the suppression of free speech.

What had become a habit for Laurie during football season?

• Sitting with Amy at games

• Playing football

• Writing about the games

• Cheering for the opposing team

Why was Laurie eager to see Amy?

• To borrow notes

• To plan a vacation

• To talk about the Wave

• To discuss a new book

What did Brad ask Laurie to do at the football game?

• Buy a ticket

• Leave the stadium

• Perform the Wave salute

• Join the cheerleading squad

How did Laurie react to Brad's request for the Wave salute?

• She complied immediately

• She refused angrily

• She ignored him

• She laughed it off

What was Brad's role at the football game?

• Team captain

• Ticket collector

• Wave enforcer

• Coach

What did Laurie accuse Brad of being?

• A poor student

• A traitor

• Afraid of the Wave

• A bad friend

What did the newspaper staff turn the Saunders' living room into?

• A library

• A classroom

• A newsroom

• A studio

Why were some newspaper staff members absent?

• They were on vacation

• They feared the Wave

• They were sick

• They had exams

What was the main focus of the special edition of the newspaper?

• School sports

• The Wave

• New teachers

• Local events

What did Laurie's editorial condemn the Wave as?

• A fun activity

• A dangerous movement

• A school tradition

• A harmless trend