According to the anonymous letter, how are The Wave members recruiting new members?

They are using peer pressure and bullying

What is the principal’s warning to Ross?

Sometimes kids take things too far because they are young and impressionabl

What prompts David to share the experiment with the football team?

They got beat by the best team in the league

How big was the Nazi party?

Less than 10% of the German population

What has changed about Robert Billings?

He is well-dressed and participates

What does David do to Laurie and how does he feel about it?

He throws her down and feels guilty

How do The Wave members react to Hitler being their leader?

They get upset and leave their Wave stuff behind

If Ben fails this experiment, what will happen to him?

He will have to resign his teaching position

Why doesn’t Robert Billings like school?

He is compared to his older brother

What happens when Laurie questions The Wave in front of her classmates?

They remind her of the rules and she backs down

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Ms. Byrd's The Wave Review!

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1
According to Ben Ross, what does discipline mean?
Power and success
Suspending naughty students
Working out
Beating naughty children
2
According to the anonymous letter, how are The Wave members recruiting new members?
They are using peer pressure and bullying
They promise to do the new kids’ homework if they join
They are using peer pressure and bullying
They are throwing parties and inviting newbies
3
What is the principal’s warning to Ross?
Ross needs to pay more attention to his wife so she doesn’t divorce him.
Sometimes kids take things too far because they are young and impressionabl
Be careful because he doesn’t want any parents to sue the school.
Ross needs to create more detailed lesson plans for The Wave.
4
What prompts David to share the experiment with the football team?
The football coach quit
They got beat by the best team in the league
The disagreement between Brian and Deutsch
The fight with his girlfriend
5
How big was the Nazi party?
75% of the German population
100% of the German population
50% of the German population
Less than 10% of the German population
6
What has changed about Robert Billings?
He is missing a lot of school
He is rude and dishonest
He is well-dressed and participates
He sleeps a lot in class
7
What is their first action as The Wave?
Join a club or a sports team
Do a fundraiser
Recruit new members
Take over the school
8
What annoys Ben Ross?
Kids coming early to class
Sloppy homework
Slow drivers
When kids are good with technology
9
What does David do to Laurie and how does he feel about it?
He throws her down and feels justified
He throws her down and feels guilty
He breaks up with her and feels relieved
He convinces her to join The Wave and feels ecstatic
10
How do The Wave members react to Hitler being their leader?
continue on with the Wave as if nothing had happened
They turn on Mr. Ross and beat him so badly he ends up in the hospital
They turn on each other and attack each other
They get upset and leave their Wave stuff behind
11
If Ben fails this experiment, what will happen to him?
He will have to resign his teaching position
His wife will divorce him
He will go to jail
Absolutely nothing
12
Why doesn’t Robert Billings like school?
School gets in the way of his job and making $$
He is compared to his older brother
He just wants to play sports, not do homework
He hates all the teachers
13
Which is not a phrase used in the Wave?
Strength through Community
Strength through Discipline
Strength through Action
Strength through Love
14
What happens when Laurie questions The Wave in front of her classmates?
They beat her up
They immediately turn her in as a traitor
They remind her of the rules and she backs down
They revoke her membership and make her an outcast
15
What is the setting of the book?
California, 2005
New York City, 1969
California, 1969
New York City, 2005

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