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Nothing But the Truth Final Review
Nothing But the Truth Final Review
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1
When Philip returns to school after the suspension, how do his friends make him feel?
embarrassed
angry
overwhelmed
releived
2
What is the author's purpose?
Two wrongs do not make something right
Philip was patriotic all along
The importance of the National Anthem
Multiple perspectives about a conflict
3
After the Philip's story was published by Jennifer Stewart, what happened?
National newspaper and radio coverage
She got a promotion
Ted Griffen wrote a letter to the school board
Jake Barlow wanted to talk to Miss Narwin
4
Who is Ted Griffen?
The superintendent of the Harrison School District
A man who comes to Philip's defense.
The Malloy's neighbor running for school board.
The Chairman of the School Board
5
Which answer does NOT explain the TRACK SHOES' symbolism?
Issues Philip runs away from
Mr. Malloy's dream for Philip
Philip's desire to be an Olympian
Philip's hope to get out of Narwin's class
6
Who are the two
school principals
in the novel?
Jamison; Doane
Palleni; Doane
Palleni; Seymour
Brookover; Doane
7
The Malloy's decision to ________ made the situation begin to spin out of control.
call the newspaper reporter
punish Philip
ignore Miss Narwin
believe Philip without following up with his teacher
8
Which character is an example of a static character?
Allison
Philip
9
The main conflict of the novel exists between...
Philip and himself
Philip and the School District
Philip and Miss Narwin
Philip and his parents
10
Not knowing the words to the National Anthem resulted in...
the kids calling him Uncle Sam.
not participating in track.
acting out in miss Narwin's room.
Philip crying at the end.
11
Who is Jennifer Stewart?
neighbor running for the school board
reporter for the St. Louis Disptach
principal of Washington Academy
education reporter for the Manchester Record
12
What is a round character?
one who shows different traits throughout the novel
one who shows few traits throughout the novel
13
What does the MEMO symbolize?
Dr. Palleni
the central conflict
Margaret Narwin
the school's procedures
14
What does the MEDIA symbolize?
the plot against Miss Narwin
the truth is not always presented fairly
Philip Malloy's actions
the time period
15
Why does Miss Narwin resign from teaching?
She wanted to go to the teaching seminar.
She was punished for getting Philip suspended.
She didn't feel support from the school district.
She wanted to spend time with her sister.
16
Which character is an example of a round character?
Ted
Philip
17
Who is Anita Wigham and where does she live?
Margaret Narwin's sister; England
former student of Margaret Narwin; California
Margaret Narwin's sister; Florida
President of the School Board; New Hampshire
18
Why was Philip suspended from school?
For committing two infractions in one week
For humming the National Anthem
For not apologizing to Miss Narwin
For singing the National Anthem
19
Which is an example of
alliteration?
Took a licking
Blew his stack
Malloy Magic
It's like a rat race.
20
Who is the current president of the school board?
Joseph Palleni
Gloria Harland
Albert Seymour
Anita Wigham
21
What type of novel is this?
Drama
Epistolary
Documentary
Script
22
Which one of the following best summarizes the story?
A boys dislikes his teacher, makes up a lie, and snowballs.
A boy makes up a lie to get his teacher in trouble.
A teacher treats a student unfairly and all try to stop her.
The townspeople are outrages that a boy was suspended.
23
From which state is the St. Louis Dispatch located?
Rhode Island
Ohio
Missouri
Michigan
24
Which characters are examples of the literary device of foil?
Allison and Philip
Dr. Doane and Miss Narwin
Miss Narwin and Philip Malloy
Dr. Seymour and Ted Griffen
25
What is a static character?
a character who remains primarily the same throughout story.
a character who changes during the course of the novel.