Bring It On Lines (Campbell) Flashcards

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What does Campbell hope to lead Truman High to?

  • Local Competition
  • Regionals
  • Nationals (correct)
  • State Championship

What were the results being read for?

  • Summer break
  • Cheerleading tryouts (correct)
  • Graduation day
  • Football team selection

What does Skylar say when someone feels bad?

Happy Kitties

What does Campbell promise the squad?

<p>To bring them to Nationals</p> Signup and view all the answers

Eva has previously cheered before.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Bridget's mom say will happen if she doesn't get cheerleader?

<p>A cascading series of disappointments</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Campbell equate 'baby duckies' with?

<p>Sparkle Ponies (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Campbell and Skylar are competing for captain.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main concern related to the cheerleading tryout?

<p>Judging on school spirit</p> Signup and view all the answers

What causes significant pressure during the cheerleading tryouts?

<p>The final presentation deadline (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Overture and Leadership

  • Campbell communicates with a higher power, expressing hope for luck in leading her cheer squad.
  • She prepares for tryouts to replace graduating Seniors, aiming to take Truman High to Nationals.

Election Results

  • Tension mounts as Campbell prepares to announce the new captain after ballots are cast.
  • Skylar, a fellow cheerleader, displays nervousness about the outcome.

Aspirations and Reactions

  • Campbell acknowledges the weight of her dreams and the impact of leadership decisions.
  • Skylar shows her disappointment upon learning she did not secure the captain position.

Personal Relationships

  • A romantic subplot unfolds as Campbell’s partner expresses affection with a gift of fake flowers, symbolizing eternal love.
  • Campbell is preoccupied with preparations for tryouts, cheer camp, and fundraising efforts.

Cheer Routine and Comfort

  • The couple uses comforting phrases, like "Happy Kitties" and "Sleepy Puppies," to lift each other’s spirits.
  • This playful exchange highlights their emotional support during stressful times.

Tryout Tensions

  • Bridget, a participant, faces intense pressure about her cheerleading future, fearing negative outcomes.
  • Campbell wants to prioritize kindness in decision-making, emphasizing moral leadership.

Judging and Performance

  • A focus on personal spirit over skills emerges as Campbell reflects on candid evaluations of candidates.
  • Eva, a newcomer, impresses Campbell despite her lack of experience, showing potential.

Potential and Development

  • Campbell believes Eva's determination can lead to significant growth within the cheer squad.
  • Discussion arises regarding the pressure of upcoming events like Cheer Camp and maintaining team spirit.

Final Preparations

  • The urgency increases as the squad has little time left for the final presentation and must perform exceptionally.
  • Concerns about the importance of the event and repercussions of failure serve as motivation.

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