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All American Boys Quiz

Brendan Kiely and Jason Reynolds

This Study Guide consists of approximately 50 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of All American Boys.

All American Boys by Brendan Kiely and Jason Reynolds

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Pages 121 - 185

Pages 186 - 246

Pages 247 - 310

Symbols and Symbolism

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All American Boys Quiz

Brendan Kiely and Jason Reynolds

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What was Quinn's punishment for drinking? (from Pages 61 - 120)

He was kicked off the basketball team.

He was grounded for a week.

He was no longer allowed to go to parties.

He had to watch his brother's soccer game.

2.

Why is Spoony particularly distraught by the events that carried out at Jerry's? (from Pages 5 - 60)

He knows the officer personally, and feels this is a signal.

This officer has done this before and he was not punished.

He is tired of the racial injustice and abuse of power shown by law enforcement.

The same thing happened to his friend a week earlier.

3.

Why does Rashad's father have such a hard time with the issues surrounding his son? (from Pages 186 - 246 )

Because his son had a tendency to lie about situations involving the police.

He believes that if Rashad would have just listened to him, there would not have been any issues.

Because his other son, Spoony, was making a social scene of the situation.

He was in a similar position to Paul a few years earlier.

4.

Who were the names that Berry shouted through the megaphone? (from Pages 247 - 310)

A list of political figures who were opposing their message.

A list of officers who had a history of brutality.

A list of supporters who could not make the march but wanted to show support.

A list of unarmed black people killed by police.

5.

Why does Spoony want to do a die-in? (from Pages 247 - 310)

He wants to show how big the protest really is by covering a lot of ground.

He is afraid that the cops are going to hurt the protestors.

The officers cannot do anything to you when you are already on the ground.

To block the officers from exiting the station by car.

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