Character Insights and Preferences in Literature

The transcript follows Ally, a student who struggles with reading and writing, as she navigates her school life. She deals with her feelings about Mr. Daniels, her teacher, who encourages reading and writing. Ally fakes an injury to avoid writing but eventually confronts her challenges. During lunch, she bonds with Albert and Kesha, discussing their status as 'misfits' and exploring themes of identity and acceptance. The narrative highlights Ally's internal conflict and desire to fit in, while also addressing the importance of friendship and understanding.

What is Mr. Daniels' favorite subject to talk about?

• History

• Math

• Science

• Reading

Why does Ally pretend to have an injured arm?

• To avoid gym class

• To skip school

• To avoid writing

• To get attention

What does Ally imagine when she closes her eyes in class?

• A talking cat

• A magical forest

• A castle filled with blue light

• A flying dragon

Who does Ally invite to sit with her and Kesha at lunch?

• Jessica

• Albert

• Mr. Daniels

• Shay

What does Albert receive every morning from Mr. Daniels?

• A book

• A new shirt

• A homework assignment

• A free lunch ticket

What show does Kesha watch because of Albert?

• Star Wars

• Star Trek

• Doctor Who

• The Twilight Zone

What does Albert say about the cowboy who rides an ostrich?

• He is brave

• He is a misfit

• He is foolish

• He is logical

What does Ally decide to do with her writing assignment?

• Ask for an extension

• Submit a deliberately bad paper

• Submit a blank page

• Write a perfect essay

How many identical shirts does Albert own?

• Three

• Four

• Five

• Six

Why does Albert prefer solitude according to his explanation of Flint?

• He is shy

• He dislikes people

• He enjoys nature

• He wants to avoid unpleasantness