Characters
The protagonist of the story, _____ _______, was considered a bully at the beginning of the story, but was known as a good guy towards the end.
Who is Chase Ambrose?
In the beginning of the story, our main character was located here after an almost fatal accident.
What is the hospital?
Chase Ambrose was not only known as the popular kid, but also as the school _____.
What is the "bully"?
In the beginning of the story, Chase awoke with amnesia. How did he get this amnesia?
Chase got this amnesia from falling off the roof of his home. (Any answer in relation to this is correct).
Chase was immediately thought to be a bully again by many even after being "restarted". What common theme does this support?
What is "don't judge a book by its cover"?
This character is the first known enemy of Chase Ambrose.
Who is Shoshanna Weber?
This is the school where the students attend.
What is Hiawassee Middle School?
After being "restarted", Chase met the sister of this young boy of whom he used to bully.
Who is Joel Weber?
Chase does not remember being the school bully or the popular kid, instead he makes friends with Brendan Espinoza and joins what club?
Chase joins the video club. (Any answer in relation to this is correct).
When Chase, Aaron, and Bear got caught for a crime, they were given the punishment of community service. What theme does this represent?
What is "crime does not pay"?
This character was the first to confront the new Chase and actually end up building a lasting friendship with him.
Who is Brendan Espinoza?
This is where Chase shot his first video with Brendan Espinoza.
What is The Shiny Bumper car wash?
Chase's two "friends", Aaron and Bear, set up a plan to try and get Chase back to how he was before. What was this plan they had?
The plan they had was to thrash the music room and get Chase involved. (Any answer in relation to this is correct).
Chase and Shoshanna work together on a project for the club. They went out one day to eat together, but were shortly interrupted after what?
They were interrupted by Shoshanna's mother, who saw her with Chase and immediately dragged her away from him. (Any answer in relation to this is correct).
Before Chase was "restarted", he had commited the crime os stealing the medal of a hero. This came back to haunt him after he was "restarted" and had no memory of it. What theme does this represent?
What is "you reap what you sow"?
This character had a huge crush on Chase for nearly two years, but towards the end, she ended up losing feelings for him and getting feelings for Brendan Espinoza.
Who is Kimberly Tooley?
Chase, as his memory started to come back, revisited this spot and remembered what happened exactly and knew what he had to do.
What is the roof of his house?
Shoshanna was mad at Chase towards the middle of the book for what reason?
Shoshanna was mad at Chase because he injured her brother like he used to before he was "restarted". (Any answer in relation to this is correct).
Chase commited a crime and was seen in court because of it. What was the crime?
Chase stole the medal of war hero Mr. Solway. (Any answer in relation to this is correct).
Chase was seen as a bully and rude guy in general to many. This hurt him a lot after being restarted as many people disliked him. What is this a common theme of?
What is "yourself being your worst enemy"?
This character lives in a nursing home. Chase met him there while doing community service. They grew to have a friendship unlike many others.
Who is Mr. Solway?
Here, Chase owned up to his crime and looked for a chance at redemption.
What is the courtroom?
Towards the end of the story, Chase was seen in trial for what reason?
Chase was seen in trial because he stole Mr. Solway's war medal. (Any answer in relation to this is correct).
Chase was hinted to be with Shoshanna after what?
After Chase and Shoshanna hugged they were hinted to be together. (Or) Brendan Espinoza hinted they may be together towards the end of the book. (Any answer in relation to this is correct).
Chase was seen as a rude kid for the majority of his life. He had to prove to everyone he was no longer this way and had changed. What theme does this represent?
What is "overcoming the odds"?