In the final chapters, how does Tre shift his view on anger and emotion?

He channels his feelings into leadership and control

Why does the team’s win mean more than just a championship?

It heals a hurting community and gives them pride

When Tre says goodbye to Jaxon in his mind, what does it show?

He’s ready to move forward with acceptance

What does Tre finally learn about his identity?

That he is his own person, worthy of love and success

How does the coach’s behavior in the final games reflect his belief in Tre?

He lets Tre lead without hesitation

How does Tre view basketball differently by the end of the book?

As something healing, joyful, and personal

what does the loud noise from the community during the final game mean

It symbolizes healing and unity after loss

A motivational talk from the coachWhat finally pushes Tre to believe he deserves a spot on Varsity

Support from his teammates and his own performance

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1
In the final chapters, how does Tre shift his view on anger and emotion?
He stops caring what others think
He hides his feelings completely
He sees emotion as a weakness
He channels his feelings into leadership and control
2
Why does the team’s win mean more than just a championship?
It heals a hurting community and gives them pride
It impresses college scouts
It’s a personal victory over rival schools
It brings them money
3
When Tre says goodbye to Jaxon in his mind, what does it show?
He is forgetting Jaxon
He’s ready to move forward with acceptance
He is denying his grief
He no longer cares
4
What does Tre finally learn about his identity?
That it’s shaped entirely by his brother
That he is his own person, worthy of love and success
That basketball is the only thing that matters
That he can only be accepted if he wins
5
How does the coach’s behavior in the final games reflect his belief in Tre?
He gives Tre less play time
He compares him to Jaxon
He benches him for emotional outbursts
He lets Tre lead without hesitation
6
How does Tre view basketball differently by the end of the book?
As a way to prove himself
As something healing, joyful, and personal
As something Jaxon would’ve done better
7
what does the loud noise from the community during the final game mean
It symbolizes healing and unity after loss
It shows the team’s popularity
It represents outside pressure
It distracts the team
8
A motivational talk from the coachWhat finally pushes Tre to believe he deserves a spot on Varsity
His mom tells him Jaxon would be proud
A motivational talk from the coach
Support from his teammates and his own performance
Recognition from a scout

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