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Nothing but the Truth Study Guide
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by Edward Irving Wortis
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Nothing but the Truth Study Guide consists of approx. 65 pages of summaries and analysis on Nothing but the Truth by Edward Irving Wortis. Browse the literature study guide below:
Nothing But the Truth chronicles a disagreement between Philip Malloy, a ninth grade student, and his English teacher, Miss Narwin. The problems begin when Miss Narwin gives Philip a "D" in the class, based on his poor exam answers. The low grade makes Philip ineligible to try out for the track team - his fondest desire. Problems develop when Philip is transferred from the freewheeling homeroom class of Mr. Lunser to Miss Narwin's homeroom later in the year. Philip hums along with "The Star-Spangled Banner" each morning to annoy the teacher. Miss Narwin asks him to stop and sends Philip to the office when he refuses. ( read more) Prologue Chapter 1, Tuesday, March 13 Chapter 2, Thursday, March 15 Chapter 3, Friday, March 16 Chapter 4, Monday, March 19 Chapter 5, Tuesday, March 20 Chapter 6, Wednesday, March 21 Chapter 7, Friday, March 23 Chapter 8, Monday, March 26 Chapter 9, Tuesday, March 27 Chapter 10, Wednesday, March 28 Chapter 11, Thursday, March 29 Chapter 12, Friday, March 30 Chapter 13, Saturday, March 31 Chapter 14, Sunday, April 1 Chapter 15, Monday, April 2 Chapter 16, Tuesday, April 3 Chapter 17, Wednesday, April 4 Chapter 18, Friday, April 6 Chapter 19, Monday, April 19
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Nothing but the Truth from BookRags and Gale's For Students Series. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.
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