A Separate Peace Chapter 3 Flashcards
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What was the rule about opening the meetings?

To open the meeting you had to jump off the tree

What is Gene's reaction to this rule?

He dislikes it

What sport is Finny disgusted about having to play?

Badminton

What sport does Finny invent?

<p>Blitzball</p> Signup and view all the answers

Explain what the Lepellier Refusal is.

<p>The receiver of the pass can refuse the ball; it was inspired by Leper Lepellier because he yelled, 'I don't want it' when Gene threw the ball to him.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does Gene remember America during the war?

<p>There is not enough</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Finny do on A. Hopkins Parker, 1940?

<p>He breaks his swimming record</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is shocking about Finny's response to breaking the record?

<p>He doesn't want anyone to know</p> Signup and view all the answers

What details do we get about Finny's athletic ability?

<p>He has great athletic ability</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where does Finny propose they go that requires a few hours bike ride?

<p>The beach</p> Signup and view all the answers

When Finny and Gene are walking along the boardwalk, what does Gene notice other people are doing?

<p>Everyone keeps staring at Finny</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Finny say to Gene that makes him feel uncomfortable?

<p>Finny called him best pal</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Meeting Opening Rule

  • To initiate the meeting, members must jump from the tree into the water.

Gene's Discomfort

  • Gene expresses his dislike for the meeting’s opening rule, feeling uneasy about the pressure it creates.

Finny's Disgust

  • Finny shows disdain for playing badminton, considering it a lesser sport.

Invention of Blitzball

  • Finny invents a new game called Blitzball, showcasing his creativity in sports.

Lepellier Refusal Explanation

  • The Lepellier Refusal allows players to decline passes, inspired by Leper's reaction when he exclaimed, "I don't want it."

Memory of Wartime America

  • Gene recollects a sense of scarcity and deprivation associated with America during World War II.

Swimming Record Achievement

  • Finny breaks the swimming record held by A. Hopkins Parker from 1940, demonstrating his athletic prowess.

Finny’s Modesty

  • Finny’s reaction to breaking the record is surprising, as he doesn't want anyone to know about his achievement.

Insights into Finny's Athleticism

  • Finny’s athletic ability is highlighted as exceptional, positioning him as a standout athlete among his peers.

Proposal of a Beach Trip

  • Finny suggests going to the beach, which requires a couple of hours of cycling, reflecting his adventurous spirit.

Attention from Bystanders

  • Gene notices that other people on the boardwalk are fixated on Finny, indicating his charm and charisma.

Uncomfortable Best Pal Moment

  • Finny refers to Gene as his "best pal," a statement that causes discomfort for Gene, hinting at complex emotions within their friendship.

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Test your knowledge of Chapter 3 of 'A Separate Peace' with these flashcards. Explore key terms and concepts that define the events and characters of the chapter. Perfect for reinforcing your understanding of the text and preparing for discussions.

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