Characters
Conflicts
Plot
Miscellaneous 1
Miscellaneous 2
100

Who is the Harrison High School assistant principal?

Dr. Joseph Palleni

100

Philip vs. Miss Narwin is an example of this type of conflict.

External, character vs. character

100

Why does Philip do poorly on his Call of the Wild exam?

He doesn't study or take the book seriously; he writes a "joke" answer on his test.

100

True or False:  Allison Doresett and Phil's classmates also seem to dislike Miss Narwin.

False
100

What is Phil's punishment for singing/humming and creating a disturbance in homeroom?

He is suspended from school for two days.

200

Who does Miss Narwin address her letters to in which she complains about her students and teaching?

Her sister, Anita

200

Mr. Malloy has a work conflict with this character.

Mr. Dexter
200

What is the title of the book Philip enjoys reading in his free time?

The Outsiders

200

What is ironic about the title of the book?

Several of the characters are lying or misleading others, but the title of the book implies that everyone would be telling the truth.  Since this is the opposite of what is happening, the title of the book is ironic.
200

Who is Phil's original homeroom teacher?

Mr. Lunser

300

Who is the principal of Harrison High School?

Dr. Gertude Doane

300

What is Miss Narwin's internal conflict?

She feels out of touch with contemporary teaching.

300

What is a personality trait to describe Miss Narwin?

uptight

serious

old-fashioned

dedicated

300

Readers (we) know that Phil is lying to his parents about track, but Philip's parents do not know this information.  What type of irony do we have when we know something that characters do not know?

dramatic irony
300

What does Miss Narwin want to do with grant money?

take a class on contemporary teaching strategies

400

Who is the reporter who Mr. Malloy, Philip, and Ted Griffen speak with about the humming/singing during the anthem at school?

Ms. Jennifer Stewart

400

What problem does Philip's English grade create?

He is ineligible to try out for the track team.

400

What is the Harrison High School rule about sport eligibility?

Students need a passing grade in all classes.

400

Why does Mr. Malloy support Philip?

- Mr. Malloy is more into sports than school.

- He feels powerless at work, so he is using Phil's situation to feel powerful.

400

How many times does Phil sing/hum in Miss Narwin's homeroom before the suspension?

three times

500

Who is the Harrison High School superintendent?

Dr. Albert Seymour

500
Dr. Seymour vs. the budget is an example of this type of conflict.

External, character vs. society

500

What is Coach Jamison's advice to Philip about English Class?

The coach tells Philip to speak to Miss Narwin.

500

Describe Dr. Palleni's attitude when speaking with Mrs. Malloy.

He cuts her off, and he does not really answer her questions about why Phil is being suspended.  

500

Dr. Palleni moves Phil back to Mr. Lunser's homeroom.  Does this solve Philip's problem?  Why or why not?

This does not solve Phil's problem.  His real issue is with his grade in English; if he's still in Miss Narwin's English class, he will not be able to try out for track or fix his report card grade.

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