Nothing But The Truth - Chap. 15 Quiz
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- 1.How did talk show host Jake Barlow react to phoning watcher Roger's opinion about Philip's incident?
- A.
Accept it neutrally.
- B.
Argue and cut Roger off.
- C.
Agree wholeheartedly with Roger.
- D.
Ask the watchers what they think about Roger's opinion.
- 2.What version of Philip's incident does the public hear?
- A.
Boy patriot suspended for singing national anthem.
- B.
Teacher pestered by obnoxious boy.
- C.
Boy and teacher quibble about a rule.
- D.
Boy suspended for intentionally disturbing the class with singing.
- 3.What version of Philip's story does the school see?
- A.
Boy and teacher fight viciously about a rule.
- B.
Teacher treating students unfairly.
- C.
Boy patriot suspended for singing the national anthem.
- D.
Boy, for unknown reasons, causes a repeated disturbance in class and is suspended.
- 4.What do the majority of the telegrams sent to Miss Narwin talk about? How did the writers of the telegrams find the information to send a telegram to her?
- A.
They found the information by Google and denounced Miss Narwin's behavior.
- B.
They got the information from talk show host Jake Barlow and agreed with Miss Narwin.
- C.
They got the information from talk show host Jake Barlow and denounced Miss Narwin's behavior.
- D.
They found the information by Google and agreed with Miss Narwin.
- 5.What do the majority of the telegrams sent to Philip Malloy talk about?
- A.
Condemning him for his bad behavior.
- B.
Offering him a spot in a movie.
- C.
Supporting him and his patriotic behavior.
- D.
Asking about his grades
- 6.What is the main reason why Dr. Seymour so worried about the publicized Philip incident?
- A.
It'll hurt his reputation.
- B.
Philip might become too overconfident.
- C.
The bad publicity could ruin the budget vote.
- D.
Miss Narwin might be scared off.
- 7.How do Philip's parents feel about Philip's sudden fame due to the incident?
- A.
Excited and proud, practically showering him with praise.
- B.
Disappointed and worried about Philip.
- C.
Angry and jealous of Philip.
- D.
Neutral.
- 8.What is the memo shared by Dr. Seymour, Dr. Doane, Palleni, and Gloria Harland about?
- A.
The opinion of the public.
- B.
Concerns about the budget cost.
- C.
What really happened in Miss Narwin's class.
- D.
What the newspaper says about the incident.
- 9.Judging by his friendly treatment of the people who supported Philip and his rough treatment of those who felt differently, what can you infer about Jake Barlow's opinion of Philip's incident?
- A.
He is neutral about the entire thing.
- B.
He thinks Miss Narwin had the right to suspend Philip.
- C.
He thinks that Philip should have handled the situation more delicately.
- D.
He feels Philip had every right to do what he did and Miss Narwin is wrong.
- 10.How do Philip's classmates react to Philip's "patriotism"?
- A.
They all feel it's the right thing and they praise Philip for standing up for himself.
- B.
Mixed feelings; some are unhappy about it, some excited and others neutral.
- C.
They all disapprove of Philip's actions and wish he hadn't done it.
- D.
They all start to do the same thing.
- 11.What do all of the classmates' accounts have in common?
- A.
They all do not assuredly state that Philip was actually singing loudly.
- B.
They all hate Miss Narwin.
- C.
They remembered exactly what happened.
- D.
All of the above.
- 12.Why did Philip really get suspended?
- A.
He broke the rule two times in the same week.
- B.
Dr. Palleni didn't like him.
- C.
Miss Narwin requested Philip's suspension.
- D.
Philip was actually sick.
- 13.What is so surprising about Mr. Duval's call to Dr. Doane from St. Louis?
- A.
Mr. Duval was very upfront and rude.
- B.
Dr. Doane didn't expect the news to travel all the way from New Hampshire to St. Louis.
- C.
Dr. Doane felt that Mr. Duval was less opinionated than the other reporters.
- D.
Mr. Duval had all of his facts incorrect.
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