Northwood MS- Tears Of A Tiger P. 1-88

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The question asks for Andy's girlfriend, and the correct answer is Keisha.

The correct answer is "Killer" because it suggests that someone called Andy "Killer" when he returned to school after the accident. This implies that Andy might have been involved in a dangerous or violent incident, leading to the nickname "Killer" being given to him.

Andy's sentence for the accident is a suspended sentence, which means that he will not have to serve time in prison as long as he complies with certain conditions. Additionally, his driver's license will be revoked until he reaches the age of 21, and he will be required to attend alcohol rehab classes. This punishment aims to hold Andy accountable for his actions and provide him with the opportunity to learn from his mistake and rehabilitate himself.

Rhonda's most frightening moment is realizing that kids her age could die. This suggests that Rhonda has had an experience or encountered a situation that made her aware of the vulnerability and mortality of children. This realization could have been triggered by a personal experience, a news story, or any other event that made Rhonda deeply fearful and concerned about the safety and well-being of children her age.

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The statement says that the five dollar bill is a positive symbol in Gerald's life. However, the correct answer is False, which means that the five dollar bill is not a positive symbol in Gerald's life.

The correct answer is Students Against Drunk Driving.

After the accident, B.J. chose to say a prayer to God. This suggests that he turned to his faith and sought comfort and guidance from a higher power. It implies that B.J. sought solace and possibly asked for strength or healing in the aftermath of the accident.

Gerald dislikes peanut butter because it reminds him of his mother who has left the family. This suggests that the taste or smell of peanut butter triggers negative emotions or memories associated with his mother's departure, leading to his dislike for it.

The correct answer is Coach Mark Ripley. This is because the question asks who sponsors the two S.A.D.D. groups at Hazelwood High School, and Coach Mark Ripley is the only option provided that fits this description. The other options, Ripley and Mark Ripley, are just variations of his name and still refer to the same person. Therefore, Coach Mark Ripley is the correct answer.

Rob refers to beer as "cool bottled sunshine" because it brings him joy, happiness, and a sense of warmth and relaxation. Just like sunshine brightens up a day, beer adds a refreshing and enjoyable element to his life. The phrase "cool bottled sunshine" may also imply that beer is a source of pleasure and a way to unwind, similar to how sunshine can uplift one's mood and create a positive atmosphere.

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Andy's father works for Proctor and Gamble.

Sharon Draper is the author of the novel. "Draper" is most likely included as an alternative answer because it is the author's last name and can be used as a shorthand way of referring to her.