What was special about the special edition of the 'Grapevine'?

there was no special issue left- it was a big success

Why doesn't Laurie want to argue with Robert about The Wave?

She is afraid David will take Robert's side instead ofherown

How does Robert change during the experiment?

he becomes more active at school

Was The Wave a success?

Yes, many people became members and joined it

How does David hope to use Mr. Ross's new ideas about discipline in his life outside class?

To make the football team better

What does Laurie hope will bringAmy to hersenses and make her realize the truth about The Wave?

The news that a boy was beaten up

How does Mr. Ross change his appearance when The Wave starts to catch on?

he wears ties and formal clothes

On the day of the Wave rally, what did Ben announce in class?

The Wave is growing and getting bigger and better.

Who came to see Ben at his house and what did they want?

David and Laurie to stop the experiment

According to Mr. Ross, what have the students learn at the end of the experiment?

They are responsible for their actions

What does Laurie do wrong on the first day of the experiment?

she doesn't answer a question in "the proper form"

What did David realize towards the end of the experiment?

It must be stopped because it hurts people

The Wave based on a true story and it can still happen. What is its message?

always think on your own and don't let anyone lead you

What was the atmosphere in the Auditurium?

The students were nervous and one stated there is no leader

How did Robert react to Laurie's attitude to The Wave?

he thought it's wrong and wanted to change it

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1
What was special about the special edition of the 'Grapevine'?
there was no special issue left- it was a big success
people did not read it
all students read it all the time
it talked about the success of the 'Wave'
2
What was the anonymous letter about?
great things about the Wave
just a simple story
good things about the Wave
sad thing about the wave
3
When Laurie's friends read her article about 'The Wave', they decide to (-)
stop the experiment
threaten her
support her
write an answer
4
Why doesn't Laurie want to argue with Robert about The Wave?
She is embarrassed to be the only person who disagrees
She doesn't want him to feel left out like he was before
She has a crush on Robert and wants to impress him
She is afraid David will take Robert's side instead ofherown
5
How does Robert change during the experiment?
he becomes more active at school
he dresses differently
he joins the football team
he begins to enjoy watching movies
6
Christy and Mrs. Saunders have something in common. What is it?
nothing
Both are married and have great jobs
both support Mr. Ross
both criticize the Wave
7
Was The Wave a success?
no- it didn't work, only at the beginning
Yes, many people became members and joined it
yes- it still exists today and is a big success
no- it didn't work at all.
8
How does David hope to use Mr. Ross's new ideas about discipline in his life outside class?
To solve his relationship problems with Laurie
To help his younger brother, who has trouble following rules
To make the football team better
To better understand his father, who is an Army veteran
9
What does Laurie hope will bringAmy to hersenses and make her realize the truth about The Wave?
The news that a boy was beaten up
The news that David and Laurie have broken up
Laurie's editorial in the school newspaper
The news that Mr. Ross is having an affair with a student
10
How does Mr. Ross change his appearance when The Wave starts to catch on?
he starts to shave his beard
he doesn't do anything special
he wears ties and formal clothes
he is wearing a nice jacket
11
Why did the students think Ben was a good teacher?
he was very sociable
he was interesting
he helped them with homework
he gave them good grades
12
On the day of the Wave rally, what did Ben announce in class?
The Wave must be stopped right away!
he must quite his job as a teacher
The Wave is growing and getting bigger and better.
All students are stuipid- how could they believe him?
13
Who came to see Ben at his house and what did they want?
Amy and Laurie to stop the experiment
David and Christy to keep with the experiment
David and Laurie to stop the experiment
David and Laurie to keep with the experiment
14
According to Mr. Ross, what have the students learn at the end of the experiment?
schools don't need to have more discpline
they should look for answers in books
History will never repeat itself
They are responsible for their actions
15
What does Laurie do wrong on the first day of the experiment?
she doesn't answer a question in "the proper form"
she turns in her homework with drwings in the margins
she smells like cigarettes
shouts her answer
16
What did David realize towards the end of the experiment?
It must be stopped because it hurts people
he thought they should keep with it
Mr. Ross did not mean to do it at all
that he is a part of a wonderful team
17
The Wave based on a true story and it can still happen. What is its message?
don't trust strangers
always think on your own and don't let anyone lead you
be critic
be suspicious
18
What was the atmosphere in the Auditurium?
The students were nervous and one stated there is no leader
it was an aweful atmosphere
there were good vibes
All the students were happy
19
How did Robert react to Laurie's attitude to The Wave?
he thought it's wrong and wanted to change it
he disagreed
was kind and nice
he laughed
20
What HOTS did you use to guess the end of the story?
Inferring/ prediction
Cause and effect/ different perspectives
Evaluating
inferring/ prediction/ compare and contrast

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