Chase Ambrose's Moral Dilemmas

Chase Ambrose finds himself in trouble with his friends Aaron and Bear after an incident at school. They face the principal, Dr. Fitzwallace, and Chase decides to go along with a lie to avoid severe consequences. This decision leads to his exclusion from the video club and personal struggles with his identity. Despite getting medical clearance to return to football, Chase reflects on his past and future, questioning his choices and the person he wants to be.

What is Chase Ambrose's initial reaction to sitting outside Dr. Fitzwallace's office?

• He is confused and doesn't remember.

• He is indifferent.

• He feels nostalgic.

• He is excited to be with his friends.

Why is Chase upset with Aaron and Bear?

• They left him out of a plan.

• They ignored him.

• They got him into trouble.

• They stole his belongings.

What does Aaron suggest to Chase to avoid trouble?

• To blame someone else.

• To run away.

• To tell the truth.

• To agree with his story.

How does Dr. Fitzwallace react to Aaron's story?

• He gets angry.

• He is skeptical but listens.

• He immediately believes it.

• He dismisses it outright.

Why does Chase agree with Aaron's story?

• He is afraid of Dr. Fitzwallace.

• He thinks it's the easiest way out.

• He wants to protect his friends.

• He believes it's the truth.

What consequence do the boys face after the incident?

• They are expelled.

• They receive a lecture.

• They are suspended.

• They are given detention.

How does Chase's father react to the incident?

• He is indifferent.

• He is disappointed.

• He is angry.

• He is proud of Chase.

What news does Chase receive about the video club?

• He is asked to apologize.

• He is given a warning.

• He is kicked out.

• He is promoted to leader.

What internal struggle does Chase face as he prepares to return to football?

• He is excited to be back.

• He misses his old friends.

• He doesn't want to be his old self.

• He is afraid of getting injured.