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The Wave Exam
Brenham English 1 The Wave Exam
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Laurie's nervous habit is _____ | chewing on pens |
| The name of the Gordon High School newspaper is _____ . | The Grapevine |
| Laurie's position on the newspaper staff is _____. | editor-in-chief |
| Some of the other teachers dislike Ben Ross because _____ | of his unusual teaching methods |
| The student that falls asleep during the movie about concentration camps is _____. | Robert Billings |
| Mr. Ross believes that Robert is such a lazy student because _____. | he is afraid to try hard in school because he worries he won't live up to his older brother's example. |
| The only two students to get A's in Mr. Ross's class at the beginning of the book are _____ | Laurie and Amy |
| Laurie doesn't want to eat her lunch because _____. | she is upset by the movie about concentration camps. |
| David is taking calculus because _____. | he wants to be an engineer. |
| Amy is jealous of Laurie because _____. | Laurie is dating a football player. |
| Laurie is in the _____ grade. | eleventh |
| Amy afraid when Principal Owens knocks on the publication office door because _____. | she is smoking. |
| Which of the is NOT one of Mr. Ross's new rules? | Students cannot be more than two minutes late to class. |
| Mr. Ross starts The Wave in the first place to _____ | demonstrate how something as horrible as the Holocaust could happen. |
| The protagonists of the story are _____. | Laurie and Ben |
| The friendship between Amy and Laurie is _____. | competitive |
| The tone of The Wave is _____. | serious |
| The student who stands to lose the most when The Wave ends is _____. | Robert Billings |
| The two characters that are extremely supportive of The Wave are _____ . | Robert and David |
| The statement that reflects David's change of opinion about The Wave at the end of the story is _____. | David realizes the dangers of The Wave when he hurts Laurie in order to protect it. |
| Wave members think of themselves as _____. | superior |
| David believes that Laurie is against The Wave because_____. | she is not special anymore? |
| "The Grapevine" staff decides to print an edition dedicated to The Wave in order to _____ | expose what has been happening to parents and school officials. |
| The statement from the book that suggests that the experiment affects Ben Ross just as it has affected his students is _____. | In fact, he had to admit that before the experiment had gone bad, he had enjoyed those fleeting moments of power. |
| Robert so involved in and dedicated to The Wave because _____ | he feels equal and accepted. |
| Robert and Eric want to silence Laurie because | her criticism is a threat to The Wave movement. |
| Students, parents and teachers complain about The Wave. Mr. Ross had no idea the experiment would create ______. | controversy |
| The reader conclude that Laurie _____ | is not afraid to disagree with her peers. |
| Her, he, them, their, we, and I are examples of _____. | pronouns |
| An action verb actually shows an _____ being performed. | action |
| An adverb usually modifies the _____. | verb |
| Many times an adverb ends in _____. | ly |
| Adjectives describe a _____. | noun |
| A person, place, or this, is a _____. | noun |
| A verb shows _____. | action |