The Freedom Writers Diary Quiz | Four Week Quiz A

Freedom Writers
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 153 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

The Freedom Writers Diary Quiz | Four Week Quiz A

Freedom Writers
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter II, Freshman Year - Spring 1995.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What types of students attend Wilson High?
(a) Mostly hispanics.
(b) Rich kids and poor kids from the projects.
(c) Mostly caucasian students.
(d) Mostly blacks.

2. How far do two students go to be accepted into a gang and a sorority?
(a) They kill someone.
(b) They deface school property.
(c) One student is beaten until bones are broken and another student is humiliated.
(d) They beat someone up.

3. Why is the student in Diary Three at Wilson?
(a) Wilson is the closest school to the student's home.
(b) The student's parents arrange a transfer.
(c) The student is expelled from their old school.
(d) It is either Wilson or boot camp.

4. What is another word for 'odd' according to one of the students?
(a) Gruwell.
(b) Sharaud.
(c) Different.
(d) Peculiar.

5. What does one student compare in his/her life to the Peanut Game?
(a) Having a disfiguring scar.
(b) Being overweight.
(c) Not being pretty.
(d) Not being handsome.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does one student say when she compares her father to John Tu?

2. To what does Gruwell compare the Capulets and Montagues in Romeo and Juliet?

3. In Diary One, how long does the student give Gruwell before she quits?

4. What did Zlata's diary become?

5. What good came out of Zlata's bad situation?

(see the answer key)

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