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What is the main reason Max finds the "Scoot" meetings challenging?
What is the main reason Max finds the "Scoot" meetings challenging?
- The duration of the meetings.
- The mandatory uniform.
- The presence of Oscar. (correct)
- The silly songs they sing.
Why does Max struggle to participate in the French animal discussion?
Why does Max struggle to participate in the French animal discussion?
- He finds the topic childish.
- He is afraid of speaking in public.
- He dislikes animals.
- He is unfamiliar with French. (correct)
How does Max react after the "Scoot" meeting?
How does Max react after the "Scoot" meeting?
- He requests to be taken home. (correct)
- He enthusiastically discusses the meeting with his father.
- He calmly reflects on the activities.
- He returns to the meeting place.
What is Max's emotional state after the meeting?
What is Max's emotional state after the meeting?
How long was Max gone before he returned to his father's car?
How long was Max gone before he returned to his father's car?
Besides Scoot meetings, what else does Max consider a source of trouble?
Besides Scoot meetings, what else does Max consider a source of trouble?
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Max's feelings
Max's feelings
Max feels frustrated and judged during Scoot meetings.
Scoot meetings
Scoot meetings
Meetings that involve uniforms and singing silly songs.
Oscar's impact
Oscar's impact
Oscar, a troop mate, contributes to Max's frustration.
French language barrier
French language barrier
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Max's escape
Max's escape
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Father's support
Father's support
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Study Notes
Chapter Ten Summary
- Max, a Scout, is unhappy with mandatory meetings.
- Scout meetings last five hours every other Sunday.
- The uniform is described as dorky.
- Max finds the songs and activities difficult to understand.
- Max struggles to make friends with some in his troop.
- His father drives him home after three hours .
- The weather in Belgium is described as changeable and usually bad.
- Max expresses his desire to return home to America.
- Max's father does not argue with him.
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