The Pact Book Quiz: Chapter 3 To 5!
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What did Rameck’s parents both suffer from?
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Sickle-cell anemia
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Drug addiction
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Workplace injuries
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All of the above
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Explore key themes from chapters 3 to 5 of 'The Pact' through this engaging quiz. Assess understanding of character developments and pivotal life lessons, enhancing comprehension and critical thinking relevant to educational literature studies.
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Which of the following was not consistent for Rameck as he grew up?
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The love he had for and felt from his father
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The school he went to
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His grandmother’s presence as leader of the family
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None of the above were consistent for him
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How was Rameck seen by his teachers?
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As belonging in a gifted and talent program
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As belonging in special education
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As someone who gets into mischief
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All of the above
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A. As belonging in a gifted and talent programExplanation
Rameck was seen by his teachers as belonging in a gifted and talent program. This suggests that his teachers recognized his exceptional abilities and potential, and believed that he would benefit from being placed in a program that would challenge and nurture his talents.Rate this question:
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What lesson did Ma try to instill in Rameck after the incident with the $150 portfolio money?
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“You can’t help nobody ‘til you help yourself.”
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“Don’t let the wrong group of friends influence you.”
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“No matter what you do in life, it’s gonna be hard, so you might as well do something positive.”
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“It’s gonna be all right.”
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A. “You can’t help nobody ‘til you help yourself.”Explanation
Ma tried to instill in Rameck the lesson that he cannot help others until he helps himself. This means that Rameck needs to prioritize his own well-being and success before he can effectively support and assist others. Ma wants Rameck to understand that taking care of himself, both emotionally and financially, is crucial before he can make a positive impact on others.Rate this question:
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Where did Rameck, George, and Sam meet?
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In the neighborhood
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At a part-time job
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At University High
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Trying out for the baseball team
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A. At University HighExplanation
Rameck, George, and Sam met at University High.Rate this question:
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What experience did George have with the groups of boys in the neighborhood?
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They tried to recruit him.
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They would bully him.
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They encouraged him to stay in school.
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They left him alone.
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A. They left him alone.Explanation
George had a positive experience with the groups of boys in the neighborhood as they left him alone. This suggests that they did not bother or bully him, but rather allowed him to go about his business without any interference. This indicates that George was not subjected to any negative experiences or peer pressure from these groups, and was able to have a peaceful and undisturbed existence in his neighborhood.Rate this question:
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How does George explain his poor performance in high school?
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It was easier than junior high.
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Skipping classes was common.
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Teachers didn’t have a caring attitude.
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All of the above.
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A. All of the above.Explanation
George explains his poor performance in high school by stating that it was easier than junior high, skipping classes was common, and teachers didn't have a caring attitude. This implies that all of these factors contributed to his poor performance.Rate this question:
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How did Rameck show Effective Effort in fighting for a multi-cultural education?
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He showed commitment when he stayed overnight in a school board office during a sit-in.
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He used a variety of strategies to protest, such as walk-outs, marches, and sit-ins.
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All of the above
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None of the above
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A. All of the aboveExplanation
Rameck showed Effective Effort in fighting for a multi-cultural education by demonstrating commitment when he stayed overnight in a school board office during a sit-in. Additionally, he used a variety of strategies to protest, including walk-outs, marches, and sit-ins. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the above."Rate this question:
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What did the thoughtless beating of a crack addict lead to for Rameck?
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A weekend in jail
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Charges of attempted murder
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Being on house arrest
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All of the above
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A. All of the aboveExplanation
The thoughtless beating of a crack addict led to multiple consequences for Rameck. Firstly, he had to spend a weekend in jail as a result of his actions. Additionally, he faced charges of attempted murder due to the severity of the beating. Lastly, he was put on house arrest, which further restricted his freedom and movement. Therefore, all of the given options are correct as they accurately describe the outcomes of the thoughtless beating.Rate this question:
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Why did Rameck lose faith in the “code of the streets”?
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His friends didn’t stick by him after their arrest.
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He wasn’t making any money.
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Ma finally convinced him he was going down the wrong path.
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None of the above
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A. His friends didn’t stick by him after their arrest.Explanation
Rameck lost faith in the "code of the streets" because his friends didn't support him after their arrest. This suggests that he expected his friends to stand by him and show loyalty, but they failed to do so. This lack of support likely made Rameck question the values and principles of the "code of the streets" that he had previously believed in.Rate this question:
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