Distress Signal True and False

Marisol cracked up when John Johnson made a pun about the choir members' outfits

The bake sale was not successful and they did not raise any money

Lavender was proud that her best friend, Marisol, was the soloist in the select choir

Lavender and Marisol were in the fifth grade

Mrs. Henderson was the music teacher

Mrs. Jacobson raised her baton, and everyone slouched a little

Rachelle and Marisol were wearing matching pink scrunchies.

Lavender had never experienced a flash flood despite the warnings on the radio and her mom's phone.

The National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch for eastern Cochise County.

Lavender was looking at her phone when she heard the weather warning about the flash flood.

Lavender was excited to go to science camp.

Flash flooding may occur due to heavy rains occurring within a five-mile radius.

True or false: Lavender stepped in as the conductor because she was a professional musician?

True or false: Marisol was happy and grateful for Lavender's help during the choir performance?

True or false: Lavender's impromptu conducting received a positive reception from the audience?

True or false: Marisol's reaction towards Lavender after the performance was cold and unappreciative?

True or false: Lavender easily understood Marisol's reaction and the reason behind it?

True or false: The story primarily focuses on the challenges of communication and understanding in adolescent friendships?

Marisol did not answer Lavender's calls all weekend because Lavender unintentionally stole the show at a concert.

The science camp was to be held in Chiricahua, a beautiful wilderness with diverse landscapes and outdoor activities.

Lavender was excited about science camp and had many plans to make it perfect.

Lavender's dad reminded her about a note and a radio frequency before she got on the bus.

Lavender was the last one to sit down on the bus, and the entire sixth grade was watching her.

Lavender confronted Rachelle and Marisol about the seating arrangement and Marisol decided to stay with Rachelle.

Mrs. Henderson announced that the money raised for a telescope has gone missing, leaving everyone upset.

Lavender contemplates using her handheld radio to contact her dad for help.

Lavender and John used to be classmates who didn't interact much, and Lavender wonders if he's having a hard time with friends.

Marisol is seen chatting animatedly with Rachelle, wearing matching scrunchies, leading Lavender to believe that science camp will be a disaster.

Lavender struggles with her feelings and interactions with John, who seems to be avoiding her.

Lavender remembers a time when John was a nice guy and speculates about the cause of his current behavior.

Marisol agreed with Rachelle, which hurt Lavender's feelings

Lavender believes Rachelle is brainwashing Marisol

Mr. Bob's speech was about fighting off a bear attack

Lavender considers dealing with Rachelle as dealing with a wild animal

Lavender was unable to focus on Mr. Bob's speech

Lavender plans to save Marisol from Rachelle's influence

Flash floods are a common occurrence in the area where the story takes place

Sedgwick knew what county they were in

Lavender was the first to notice the potential danger of a flash flood

Lavender's anxiety was caused by Sedgwick's warning about the waist strap of her backpack

Mr. Gonzales was not concerned about the possibility of a flash flood

Lavender's mom often warned about the dangers of hiking in Arizona

Lavender initially plans to separate Rachelle from Marisol and provoke Rachelle to reveal her true nature.

The teachers decide not to go on the hike due to concerns about the weather.

Lavender accidentally tunes into a flash flood warning for the area while trying to occupy herself with a radio.

The warning indicates that flash flooding is expected in the area until 5:30 p.m., causing a potential danger.

The text primarily focuses on the challenges of communication and understanding in adolescent friendships.

Lavender easily understood Marisol's reaction and the reason behind it.

True or false: Lavender's plan to get revenge on Rachelle by playing sardines was completely successful?

True or false: Marisol defended Lavender when she was teased by Rachelle for using a ham radio?

True or false: The National Weather Service did not issue a warning about a possible flood?

True or false: Lavender's emotional turmoil was not influenced by the interpersonal dynamics within the group during the challenging situation?

True or false: The class did not get lost during a hike, causing frustration and fear among the students?

True or false: Lavender's desire to get back at Rachelle intensified as she planned her revenge while the class was lost?

True or false: Lavender's plan to make Rachelle look bad by making her hide while no one looks for her was successful?

True or false: Lavender's frustration grows as she feels Marisol is becoming more distant and changing?

True or false: Lavender's conversation with Sedgwick reveals her annoyance and frustration?

True or false: The text highlights Lavender's growing frustration and feelings of isolation?

True or false: Lavender's inner thoughts reveal her feelings of betrayal and confusion?

True or false: Lavender's plan to win Marisol back and make Rachelle look bad was successful?

True or false: Lavender's unearthly scream successfully convinces Rachelle and Marisol to leave their hiding spot?

True or false: Lavender's brain feels scrambled and she is having trouble catching her breath after screaming?

True or false: John suggests they should leave due to a flood warning?

True or false: Marisol finally looks Lavender directly in the eye for the first time since the concert?

True or false: Lavender's hoarse voice and raw throat are a result of her loud scream?

True or false: Lavender is unable to think straight and feels her brain is scrambled after the incident?

Marisol and John were eager to cooperate and find a way out of the canyon.

Lavender took charge and suggested a plan to walk back in the direction of the tree to find a way out of the canyon.

Rachelle was happy and cooperative when Lavender suggested a plan to get out of the canyon.

Lavender's leadership in the situation was challenged by Rachelle's unwillingness to cooperate.

Lavender's main concern was to ensure they found a way out of the canyon and reunited with their classmates.

The group decided to stay trapped in the ravine and wait for help to arrive.

Marisol's suggestion to climb a nearby tree for safety was rejected by the group.

Lavender's decision to hang upside down from a branch to help Rachelle was without any risk.

The floodwaters were described as being clear and free of debris.

The flash flood warning was issued by the National Weather Service.

The group managed to escape the flood without any injuries.

The text primarily focuses on the students' emotional struggle to survive the flash flood.

Rachelle and Lavender were both carrying phones during the flash flood.

Lavender successfully called for help using the walkie-talkie.

Rachelle was confident that they would be rescued during the flash flood.

Lavender was the first to climb down from the tree during the flash flood.

The disagreement between Rachelle and Lavender did not impact their cooperation during the flash flood.

The characters' reactions during the crisis reflect similar levels of caution and optimism.

True or false: The group debates whether to climb over the barrier, but John warns of potential dangers?

True or false: Lavender's impulsive actions lead to water seeping through the barrier?

True or false: The group's attempts to call for help are interrupted by John's concerns about rockslides?

True or false: The text primarily focuses on the challenges of communication and understanding in adolescent friendships?

True or false: The story primarily focuses on the physical and emotional struggles of the group in a challenging situation?

True or false: Lavender recalls a story of people caught in a flash flood despite clear skies?

Lavender was confident that they would be rescued during the flash flood.

The group debates whether to climb over the barrier, but John warns of potential dangers?

Lavender accidentally tunes into a flash flood warning for the area while trying to occupy herself with a radio.

The text highlights Lavender's growing frustration and feelings of isolation?

Mr. Bob's speech was about fighting off a bear attack

Lavender's impulsive actions lead to water seeping through the barrier?

John's behavior towards Lavender indicates that he is trying to escape her company.

Lavender is offended when John expresses his dislike of fighting.

Lavender is exhausted and cold as she eats the protein bar.

Lavender feels that Rachelle is always the one starting the arguments.

Lavender's desire to get back at Rachelle intensifies as she plans her revenge.

Lavender feels personally attacked when John expresses his dislike of fighting.

John questions Lavender's motives for deceiving her friends: true

Lavender justifies her actions as a response to Rachelle's behavior: true

Lavender and John discuss their argumentative dynamics: true

Lavender wakes up to find Rachelle and John missing, feeling uncomfortable: true

Lavender implores John not to reveal the truth to their friends: true

John reveals that their arguments remind him of his parents: true

True or false: Lavender is used to the sounds of the city and is unnerved by the natural sounds of the mountains?

True or false: The group takes shelter in a small cave to escape the cold and fear of wild animals?

True or false: Lavender becomes anxious when John whispers to her that he knows something about her?

True or false: Lavender and John discuss the potential threat of the coyotes and their behavior towards humans?

True or false: Lavender and John have a conversation about the nearby bears and their potential threat?

True or false: Lavender falls asleep and wakes up to find John still awake due to the cold and inability to sleep?

Marisol was supportive of Lavender during the challenging situation in the wilderness.

Lavender's distress call for help using the radio was successful.

Rachelle's confrontation with Lavender did not impact their cooperation during the distressing situation.

Lavender felt defeated when no one responded to her distress call.

The story primarily focuses on the challenges of communication and understanding in adolescent friendships.

Lavender's impulsive actions lead to water seeping through the barrier.

Lavender was able to run away from the bear when it charged at her

Lavender's friends abandoned her when the bear charged at her

Lavender hoped to go down fighting if the bear attacked her

Lavender felt confident that she would be able to move when the bear attacked her

Lavender kept her eyes tightly shut when the bear charged at her

Lavender was able to lift a single toe when the bear charged at her

John reveals to Lavender that he is planning to run away from the group, leaving her and the others behind.

Lavender feels intense pain when John removes the splinter from her hand.

Lavender uses her clothes to stem the blood flow from her injured hand.

Lavender is initially skeptical about John's plan to run away from the group.

John's behavior suggests that he is trying to escape Lavender's company.

Lavender is surprised by John's revelation that he is planning to run away from the group.

Marisol suggests eating prickly pears, but admits to never having tried them from the wild.

Lavender feels a growing disconnect from Marisol as they are getting older and their interests diverge.

Lavender takes charge and instructs John to split up to look for wood, showing her determination to survive.

Lavender realizes that Marisol and Rachelle's friendship may be genuine, contrary to her previous assumptions.

John reveals he has a knife and a lighter, causing Rachelle to express worry about safety and potential expulsion.

Lavender and her friends take a break during a hike, with John expressing concern about bears in the vicinity.

John questions Lavender about her experience in team sports, revealing her lack of athletic ability.

Lavender and John gather firewood, and Lavender injures her hand while breaking a branch.

The dialogue between Lavender and John provides insight into their characters and their dynamic.

The text primarily focuses on the challenges of communication and understanding in adolescent friendships.

Lavender's main concern was to ensure they found a way out of the canyon and reunited with their classmates.

Lavender felt defeated when no one responded to her distress call.

True or false: Lavender and her friends encountered a bear while on a science campout?

True or false: After the bear climbed a tree, the group celebrated their success and shared a group hug?

True or false: Lavender is still shaken and in shock after the bear encounter?

True or false: John is credited with the idea to make themselves look bigger to scare off the bear?

True or false: Marisol finds the bear cute and defends its behavior as it was in its own space?

True or false: The group decides to move away from the bear and continue their hike?

True or false: Lavender and John were able to successfully call for help using their cellphones?

True or false: Lavender heard Marisol mention the possibility of trails being marked with little piles of rocks or spray paint on rocks and trees?

True or false: John was able to find a trail, a path, a campsite, or a backpacker in his frantic search?

True or false: The last remaining hope in Lavender's chest burst and turned into something dark and heavy, terrifying her?

True or false: Lavender collapsed onto her knees and rested her forehead on the hot ground when the realization hit her?

True or false: John believed that they were doomed and it was useless to continue searching?

True or false: Lavender considered eating the dollar bills she found on the mountaintop?

True or false: Lavender believes that money is absolutely useless in the wilderness?

True or false: Lavender had never held so much cash in her life before finding the scattered dollar bills?

True or false: Lavender realized she was truly alone when she walked over to the fire ring?

True or false: Lavender found herself looking for John when she felt a shiver run down her spine?

True or false: Lavender's voice echoed off the stone and received no reply when she called for John?

Marisol and Lavender collect firewood on a mountaintop, making jokes about each other's complaints: true

Lavender finds a crumpled envelope filled with cash in Marisol's backpack: false

John tries to explain, but Lavender refuses to listen: true

Lavender had trusted John, who had confided in her about his family problems: true

The discovery of the stolen money changes Lavender's perception of Marisol: false

The revelation of John's theft leaves Lavender feeling hurt and disillusioned: true

Marisol defends Lavender, acknowledging that she and John saved them from a flood.

Lavender confesses to orchestrating a prank that led to their current predicament.

Rachelle intervenes, telling Lavender to leave Marisol alone.

The tension between the characters is heightened by their desperate situation.

The group's focus shifts from the conflict to the immediate need for survival.

Lavender successfully called for help using the walkie-talkie.

True or false: Lavender and her friends were stranded on a mountain and severely dehydrated?

True or false: Lavender contemplates giving up but eventually decides to gather firewood to keep warm?

True or false: The group's initial expectation of being rescued quickly fades as they realize they may have to stay on the mountain overnight?

True or false: Lavender's headache improves after a nap, giving her a renewed determination to keep trying?

True or false: The group begins to feel the temperature dropping and prioritizes gathering firewood for warmth?

True or false: Lavender's resilience and determination to keep trying in the face of despair is a key theme in the narrative?

True or false: Marisol suggests using toilet paper from her cast to start the fire?

True or false: Lavender reluctantly suggests burning the class's money to start the fire?

True or false: John smacks his forehead and remembers he has papers in his backpack to burn?

True or false: Rachelle is willing to move Marisol's leg to use the toilet paper from her cast for kindling?

True or false: The fire from the night before had plenty of fuel to keep it going all night?

True or false: The group decides to burn the telescope money to start the fire?

True or false: Lavender felt the urge to brag about her heroism after the incident, but refrained from doing so.

True or false: Lavender's mom was the one who saved the day during the flood incident.

True or false: Lavender believed that everyone in the group contributed to their survival and considered them a team.

True or false: Lavender was surprised by the gasp from the crowd when she spoke.

True or false: Lavender was embarrassed when all the hospital personnel, parents, and reporters turned to look at her.

True or false: Lavender felt confident and prepared to face the bear during the incident.

Lavender and her friends were stranded in Chiricahua Wilderness after a flash flood:

KB7XWT was listening to the frequency 24/7 as volunteers until the missing schoolkids were located:

The group's distress call was heard by KB7XWT, who then coordinated the rescue effort:

The group builds up a fire to guide the rescuers to the right mountain peak:

The group is in a state of shock and needs medical attention after their ordeal:

The helicopter takes them to the hospital, despite protests that only Marisol needs medical attention:

True or false: Lavender successfully transmits a distress call through the repeater?

True or false: Lavender's fear intensifies as she reaches out for help?

True or false: Lavender is afraid that if no one responds to her distress call, it might break her?

True or false: Lavender eventually makes a more assertive distress call over the radio?

True or false: The text primarily focuses on the students' emotional struggle to survive the flash flood?

True or false: The story primarily focuses on the challenges of communication and understanding in adolescent friendships?

True or false: Lavender's dad initially opposes her doing any interviews with the media?

True or false: Lavender's mom expresses concerns about the publicity but ultimately agrees to let her do at least one interview?

True or false: John, one of Lavender's friends, expresses interest in studying for a pilot's license while recovering in the hospital?

True or false: Rachelle advocates for the kids to decline the offer from the Today show?

True or false: Marisol, another friend, is on crutches and has an appointment with an orthopedic surgeon in Phoenix?

True or false: Rachelle surprises Lavender by expressing gratitude for Lavender saving them all?