Chapter 28 Summary: Max and Farah
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Why was it difficult for Max to talk to Farah?

  • She was surrounded by her friends. (correct)
  • She was in detention.
  • She was busy with schoolwork.
  • She was avoiding him.
  • How did Max's friends react to his interest in Farah?

  • They warned him to stay away from her.
  • They were indifferent.
  • They teased him about having a girlfriend. (correct)
  • They encouraged him to talk to her.
  • What word describes Max's feeling about his friends teasing him?

  • Indifferent
  • Annoyed (correct)
  • Amused
  • Flattered
  • Where did Max and Farah eventually talk?

    <p>On a patch of dirt (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did Farah react to her friends' chatter once alone with Max?

    <p>She ignored them. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did Max prepare for his conversation with Farah?

    <p>He wrote and translated what he wanted to say. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who did Max try to emulate when talking to Farah?

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

    What did Max want Farah to do?

    <p>All of the above. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What reason did Max provide for Ahmed's mother's absence?

    <p>She was too tired. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When did Max's voice rise during the conversation?

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

    Flashcards

    Max's feelings

    Max struggles with his developing feelings for Farah amidst peer teasing.

    Peer pressure

    The influence of friends prompting Max to feel embarrassed about his feelings.

    Conversation attempt

    Max gathers courage to talk to Farah, practicing his words in advance.

    Language skills

    Max works on translating English sentences to French to communicate effectively.

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    Farah's friends

    Farah's peers react with chatter when she talks to Max, indicating social dynamics.

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    Courage in communication

    Max musters courage to express himself to a girl he likes.

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    Role model

    Max looks up to his mother, observing her assertive speaking style in court.

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    Single mother portrayal

    Max advocates for a sympathetic view of single mothers in his argument.

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    Final sentence impact

    Max's voice rises in emotion as he concludes his carefully prepared argument.

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    Maintaining composure

    Max tries to present his case with calm perseverance like his mother.

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    Study Notes

    Chapter Twenty-Eight Summary

    • Farah returns to school; recess, she stays with friends
    • Max is teased by the "Do you speak English?" gang
    • Max is asked about his girlfriend
    • Max denies having a girlfriend
    • Max is teased about his physical appearance
    • Max is attacked by another student
    • Max changes his plans, and approaches Farah
    • Max talks to Farah
    • Max's feelings upon leaving; knowledge that other students will talk about him
    • Max's preparation; writing in English, translating to French
    • Max's study of sentence structure; conjugated verbs
    • Max's approach to his legal case; similar to his mother's
    • Mom's debating skills; similar to acting, in court
    • Max presents Ahmed's case; emphasizing mother's status
    • Max's approach; similar to an actor's; calm presentation
    • Max speaks with an accent

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    This quiz focuses on Chapter 28, exploring Max's experiences at school, his interactions with peers, and his feelings about his identity. It highlights his relationship with Farah and parallels between his and his mother's communication styles. Delve into themes of self-doubt, adaptation, and the significance of language.

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