The Wednesday Wars Chapter Summaries
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What event occurs in January?

  • Doug's brother puts up pictures of Holling all over school (correct)
  • Holling and Mrs. Baker read Romeo and Juliet
  • Holling reads Macbeth (correct)
  • Holling begins running
  • What happens in February?

  • Cross Country running begins
  • Holling and Mrs. Baker read *Romeo and Juliet* (correct)
  • Holling reads *Hamlet*
  • Holling and Meryl Lee go on a date (correct)
  • What significant event takes place in March?

  • Holling and Mrs. Baker read *Julius Caesar* (correct)
  • Lt. Baker is rescued
  • Holling learns about the 'Ides of March' (correct)
  • Holling has the best time in Cross Country
  • What happens in April?

    <p>Holling runs Cross Country</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What event is marked in May?

    <p>They read <em>Hamlet</em></p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is significant about June?

    <p>Holling learns he has a choice for his future</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    January

    • Holling reads "Macbeth," introducing themes of ambition and morality.
    • Doug's brother creates a humorous environment by putting up pictures of Holling throughout the school, highlighting his growing notoriety.

    February

    • Holling continues his literary journey with "Romeo and Juliet," exploring love and family conflict.
    • A significant moment occurs when Holling and Meryl Lee go on their first date, marking a key development in their relationship.

    March

    • The reading of "Julius Caesar" introduces the concept of betrayal and the significance of the "Ides of March."
    • Holling begins his journey into cross-country running, receiving support and encouragement from Mrs. Baker.

    April

    • Holling excels in cross-country running, achieving his best time and enhancing his confidence.
    • "Operation Pegasus" refers to the efforts to rescue Lt. Baker, underlining themes of loyalty and bravery.

    May

    • The month is recognized for Bomb Awareness, emphasizing tension during that historical period.
    • Holling and his classmates read "Hamlet," delving into existential questions and the complexity of human emotions.
    • Heather's departure from home signals personal conflict and challenges within family dynamics.
    • Lt. Baker's rescue represents hope and the impact of war on families.

    June

    • A camping trip provides a backdrop for reflection and character growth.
    • Holling and Heather demonstrate their respect and connection through attending church, symbolizing community values.
    • Lt. Baker's story gains media attention, showcasing the sacrifices made during war.
    • Holling discovers the importance of choices regarding his future, indicating his maturation and personal development throughout the year.

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    This quiz features flashcards summarizing key events from each month in 'The Wednesday Wars' by Gary D. Schmidt. Explore the significant developments in Holling's life as he navigates literature, friendship, and personal growth throughout the school year.

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