Questions and Answers
To Jordan, what was worse than the fact that he barely grew over the summer?
He didn't have body odor, even after playing ball all day.
What had caused some of the drama between Drew and Andy in form one?
Drew took Andy's starting spot as the starting QB of the football team.
Andy missed two days of school after his brother ____
switched Andy's dye with the kind that doesn't wash right off.
Drew questioned why Mr. Roche asked Maury, not Jordan to ____
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What happened when Jordan's dad drove Jordan and Drew to Liam's house?
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What was true of Mr. Pierre, the man who drove Liam to and from school?
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On the ride home from Liam's house, Mr. Pierre said that Drew ____
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Alexandra said that in order to win over Drew, Ashley needed to stop ____
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Which of these was part of the assembly at Riverdale Academy Day School?
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At Jordan's house, Liam and Drew were surprised to learn that ____
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What does the term 'Puny' refer to?
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What does 'Adversity' mean?
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What does 'Diversity' refer to?
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What does 'Detention' mean?
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What does 'Humble' mean?
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What does 'Empathetic' mean?
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What does 'Inclusion' mean?
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What does 'Strive' mean?
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What does 'Mature' mean?
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What does 'Urban' refer to?
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Study Notes
Jordan's Concerns
- Jordan felt worse about not having body odor after playing sports than his lack of growth over the summer.
Conflict Between Drew and Andy
- Tension arose when Drew claimed Andy's position as the starting quarterback on the football team during form one.
Andy's Absence from School
- Andy missed school for two days due to his brother tampering with his hair dye, which resulted in a long-lasting color.
Mr. Roche's Decision
- Drew was confused as to why Mr. Roche chose Maury instead of Jordan to conduct a tour for visiting students from a sister school.
Police Encounter
- A police officer issued a warning to Jordan's dad during a drive to Liam's house.
Mr. Pierre’s Family Background
- Mr. Pierre, who transported Liam to school, had a wife and two children residing in Haiti.
Mr. Pierre's Advice to Drew
- Mr. Pierre advised Drew to separate his feelings towards Liam's parents from his friendship with Liam.
Ashley’s Strategy to Impress Drew
- Alexandra suggested that Ashley should stop baking sweets for Drew to gain his affection.
Riverdale Academy Day School Assembly
- The assembly featured a movie screening, showcasing a film that would not be released in theaters for another month.
Jordan's Surprising Family Talent
- Liam and Drew were shocked to discover that Jordan's mother excelled at basketball.
Vocabulary Definitions
- Puny: Describes something of a smaller size.
- Adversity: Refers to facing challenges or hardships.
- Diversity: Indicates the presence of different types or categories.
- Detention: A form of punishment applied in school settings.
- Humble: Characterizes individuals who do not view themselves as superior to others.
- Empathetic: Relates to the ability to think about others' feelings and experiences first.
- Inclusion: Defines practices that involve accepting and incorporating all individuals.
- Strive: Means to make a strong effort to achieve something.
- Mature: Signifies the process of growing up or becoming more developed.
- Urban: Refers to areas where many people live, commonly emphasizing city environments.
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