What did Philip tell us, the readers, about in his first diary entry?

His parents have been arguing, his parents are concerned about money, and he thinks his english teacher is uptight

How is the text structure of NBTT different from many of the novels you have read in the past?

NBTT uses different types of media from memos to diary entries to dialogue to letters and phone conversations.

What do we learn about Miss Narwin through her letter to her sister?

She is passionate about children, she is upset about students lacking a love of literature, and she likes Philip Malloy. (She just thinks he’s not motivated.)

According to the memo, how should students behave during the playing of the national anthem?

Students should stand at respectful, silent attention.

What was Philip's dream for his future in sports?

He wanted to run track in the Olympics.

What does Ms. Narwin think about Philip?

Philip is an intelligent boy, he lacks ambition, and she likes him.

Who is Allison Doresett?

She goes to school with Philip and has a crush on him.

What did Philip write in response to question four of his English Exam?

Cats don't like cold. A book that takes up so much time about a dog is pretty dumb. The book itself is a dog. That is what people can learn from Jack London's novel The Call of the Wild.

What did Ms.Narwin write on Philip’s exam?

Now, Philip, if you do not bring your work up, you are in danger of failing this course.

In Chapter 7, Philip writes in his diary "It's neat the way I can figure out what people think of me"; however, nothing can be further from the truth. He lacks self-awareness and even lies to himself. What does he not realize?

Miss Narwin likes him and sees his potential.

Why was Ms. Narwin requesting a grant-in-aid (financial assistance) from the school?

She wanted to attend a two-week seminar on new ways to teach literature.

What does Philip have to say about his English Exam grade in his diary?

Narwin is so dumb she didn't get the joke.

Why was the marching band teacher provided grant money instead of Miss Narwin?

The marching band show during half time will bring in more people to watch the game and strengthen the community bond.

Does Philip take any of Coach Jamison’s suggestions to help out his grade?

No, he simply places blame for his failures on someone else.

What reason does Philip give his dad for not trying out for track?

He doesn't have to do track just because his dad did track.

Why is the superintendent worried about the ballot?

The ballot has already failed once.

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Question	Answer
What did Philip tell us, the readers, about in his first diary entry?	His parents have been arguing, his parents are concerned about money, and he thinks his english teacher is uptight
How is the text structure of NBTT different from many of the novels you have read in the past?	NBTT uses different types of media from memos to diary entries to dialogue to letters and phone conversations.
What do we learn about Miss Narwin through her letter to her sister?	She is passionate about children, she is upset about students lacking a love of literature, and she likes Philip Malloy. (She just thinks he’s not motivated.)
According to the memo, how should students behave during the playing of the national anthem?	Students should stand at respectful, silent attention.
What was Philip's dream for his future in sports?	He wanted to run track in the Olympics.
What does Ms. Narwin think about Philip?	Philip is an intelligent boy, he lacks ambition, and she likes him.
Who is Allison Doresett?	She goes to school with Philip and has a crush on him.
What did Philip write in response to question four of his English Exam?	Cats don't like cold. A book that takes up so much time about a dog is pretty dumb. The book itself is a dog. That is what people can learn from Jack London's novel The Call of the Wild.
What did Ms.Narwin write on Philip’s exam?	Now, Philip, if you do not bring your work up, you are in danger of failing this course.
In Chapter 7, Philip writes in his diary "It's neat the way I can figure out what people think of me"; however, nothing can be further from the truth. He lacks self-awareness and even lies to himself. What does he not realize?	Miss Narwin likes him and sees his potential.
Why was Ms. Narwin requesting a grant-in-aid (financial assistance) from the school?	She wanted to attend a two-week seminar on new ways to teach literature.
What major problem is the school district facing?	a lack of money
What does Philip have to say about his English Exam grade in his diary?	Narwin is so dumb she didn't get the joke.
Why was the marching band teacher provided grant money instead of Miss Narwin?	The marching band show during half time will bring in more people to watch the game and strengthen the community bond.
Does Philip take any of Coach Jamison’s suggestions to help out his grade?	No, he simply places blame for his failures on someone else.
What reason does Philip give his dad for not trying out for track?	He doesn't have to do track just because his dad did track.
Why is the superintendent worried about the ballot?	The ballot has already failed once.

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