Ungifted Quiz

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Why does someone check off the correct answers on Donovan’s admissions test? (from Chapters 14 – 16)

Someone wants to get caught cheating, and therefore get expelled.

Someone wants to humiliate Ms. Bevelaqua.

Someone wants Donovan to get caught cheating, and therefore get expelled.

Someone wants him to stay in the school.

What is the most likely reason Donovan and The Daniels protect Noah at Hardcastle? (from Chapters 24 - 27)

They’re afraid the teachers will treat him in the same way as Donovan was treated at the ASD.

They’re afraid he will be bullied in exactly the same way they used to bully people like him.

They’re afraid of revenge attacks on him by the Cold Spring Harbor robotics team.

They’re afraid he’ll be bullied in exactly the same way Donovan was at the ASD.

What part of Tin Man’s anatomy does Donovan accidentally break? (from Chapters 4 – 6)

His ear.

His motor.

His arm.

His leg.

In what way does Abigail’s choice to help Donovan with the admissions test make the most sense? (from Chapters 24 - 27)

She wanted to stay connected with Katie, and she realized that Donovan staying at the ASD would ensure that that would happen.

She had an experience of feeling more normal, and she realized that keeping Donovan at the school would ensure more such experiences.

She wanted to win the robotics meet, and she realized that Donovan staying at the school was the best way to make that happen.

She had always felt attracted to him, and she realized that keeping Donovan at the ASD would be a way to start a relationship.

Why is Chloe not surprised that Donovan comes up with a solution to the problem of the “Human Growth and Development” class? (from Chapters 7 – 10)

In the past, he had told her he knew someone who could help solve the class’s problem.

In the past, she saw him come up with an unlikely solution to a problem Abigail was having.

In the past, when they were at a more normal school together, she saw him come up with unlikely solutions to difficult problems.

In the past, she has seen him come up with unlikely ideas with positive results.