Scout's Honor
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- 1.From what they say and do, you can tell that the three characters are most concerned about
- A.
Listening to their teachers
- B.
Listening to their parents
- C.
Listening to their facebook friends
- D.
Being tough enough
- 2.What detail helps you predict that the boys will have problems on the subway?
- A.
The map is folded incorrectly
- B.
The map looks like a noodle factory
- C.
The map reader has poor vision
- D.
The map is missing a huge portion of text
- 3.Based on the information in the second paragraph on p.362,what is the author's point of view toward's camping?
- A.
He will excel in camping.
- B.
He will play for the Dodgers
- C.
He lacks the background to be successful in the woods.
- 4.Using the visual on page 363, what can the reader infer about the setting of the story?
- A.
It is a rural area.
- B.
It is a foreign country.
- C.
It is a urban area, that looks crowded.
- 5.The author reveals Max is worried about his safety (page 371), when he
- A.
Runs very fast
- B.
Begins to stutter
- C.
Begins to look over his shoulder
- D.
Begins to carry an ax
- 6.The narrator is ashamed about wanting to go home because he is afraid that
- A.
Max and Horse will tell on him
- B.
His friends will think he is weak
- C.
Horse will blame him for being sick
- D.
He will not earn his Eagle scout
- 7.The characters exhibit the story's theme of loyalty when they promise to
- A.
Go camping as a group
- B.
Try to toughen up each other
- C.
Keep thier secret from Mr.Brenkman
- D.
Plan better for the next trip
- 8.Based on the context clues on p.373 ,what does simultaneously mean?
- A.
Similiar
- B.
Occuring at he same time
- C.
The exact opposite
- D.
A random act
- 9.How does the author, AVI, use the genre of short story to explore his theme?
- A.
The narrator's traits and motives drive the events of the plot
- B.
The narrator is a senior citzen
- C.
The narrator is a pro athlete
- D.
The narrator is immature and confused.
- 10.Scout law requires that scouts be honest, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, and clean. How do the characters reveal these traits on their camping trip? Support your response with examples from the story. Your essay must use at least 3 vocabulary words, and 4 text based answers. Your essay should be at least 1/2 page.
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