Lit Terms
Character Match-Up
Character and Plot Details
Plot Events
Themes
100

The type of character who stays the same throughout the novel.

What is static?

100

Looked like a friendly lion.

Who is Mark?

100

Mark's talent

What is hot-wiring cars?

100

Bryon and Mark saved this person from being beat up in the beginning, followed by that person stopping them from jumping a black man. Who is this person?

Who is M&M?

100

Idenity one theme in That Was Then This Is Now. 

What is "Coming of Age"?

What is violence breeds violent behavior?

200

The type of character who makes a significant change during the novel.

What is dynamic?

200

Looked like a St. Bernard puppy and dates Cathy throughout the novel.

Who is Bryon?

200

Bryon's talent

What is hustling pool?

200

This lead to Charlie's death.

What is Mark and Bryon hustling the Texans?

200

In the beginning of the novel,  Bryon and Mark views about crime, gang fighting, and breaking the law helps to develop this theme.

What is rules and consequences?

300

A struggle, fight, or problem between characters in the novel.

What is conflict?

300

Bartender and owner of the bar where Bryon and Mark hangout.

Who is Charlie?

300

The people who are responsible for Charlie's death.

Who are the Texans?

300

This is part of the reason why Bryon and Mark begin to grow apart and see things differenlty. 

What is Charlie's death.

300

Bryon and Mark (during the early stages of the book) see this action as entertainment and as a way to maintain a tough reputation. 

What is violence and revenge?

400

When two things are being placed side by side for comparison or contrast.

What is juxtaposition?

400

Criticized M&M's hair and gym grades

Who is Mr. Carlson?

400

He is in the hospital and was set up by a girl named Connie.

Who is Mike Chambers?

400
What does Bryon gravitate towards after Charlie's death? 

Who is Kathy.

400

 What theme is developed with Bryon and Mark's relationship. (Hint...they are best friends, but see each other as a brother)

Some friends are like your family.

500

Lawrence Kohlberg, a famous psychologist, who came up with this theory to identify how children develop a sense of what's right and what's wrong.  

What is moral development?

500

She is responsible for Mark getting hit in the head with a bottle.

Who is Angela?

500

The purpose for Mike Chamber's "cameo appearance" in the novel.

What is foreshadowing the events and impact of violence and the cycle of fighting or the betrayal between Bryon and Mark?

500

What did Bryon and Mark recieve after Charlie's death.

What is his car.

500

Bryon and Mark's relationship can establish this theme.

What is brotherhood, loyalty, and betrayal?

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