Restart - Plot and Analysis Quiz

What is the main conflict Chase faces in Restart?

Question Answer Choices Choosing between his old friends and new friends Deciding what kind of person he will be Recovering his lost memories Winning back his place on the football team

What is the climax of Restart by Gordon Korman?

Question Answer Choices Chase wins the school talent show with a surprise performance. Chase finds out he was never a bully in the first place. Chase discovers that Joel is his long-lost brother. Chase recalls that he stole Mr. Solway's Medal of Honor.

Who despises Chase at the beginning of the novel Restart?

Question Answer Choices A girl named Becky A boy named Bear A girl named Shoshanna A boy named Aaron

Why are people at school scared of Chase after his accident?

Question Answer Choices He has a reputation for being a prankster He was one of the biggest bullies in the school He is a new student and people don't know him He is known for getting into fights

What literary device is used when Bear describes Mr. Solway and the other elderly residents as 'a whole museum full of ancient fossils'?

Question Answer Choices Metaphor Simile Personification Alliteration

What lesson does Chase learn in Restart by Gordon Korman?

Question Answer Choices Popularity is the most important thing in school. People are always defined by their past actions. Memories are the key to a person's true identity. People can change and have choices.

What literary device is used when Chase describes Joel's piano playing as 'almost as if the piano is singing'?

Question Answer Choices Simile Personification Allusion Metaphor

What is the exposition in Restart by Gordon Korman?

Question Answer Choices Chase Ambrose discovers he has no memory of the past after an accident. Chase Ambrose discovers a hidden talent for playing the piano. Chase Ambrose moves to a new town and starts at a new school. Chase Ambrose wins a prestigious award at school.

What literary device is used when Chase describes his amnesia as 'like a computer with its hard drive wiped clean'?

Question Answer Choices Personification Allusion Metaphor Simile

What is the resolution in Restart by Gordon Korman?

Question Answer Choices Chase becomes a professional athlete and never returns to his old school. Chase remembers more of his former life but continues to be a decent person. Chase loses all his friends and becomes isolated. Chase decides to leave town and start over somewhere else.