"Flipped" Quiz
"Flipped" by Wendelin Van Draanen tells the story of two neighbors, Juli and Bryce, who experience shifting feelings for each other as they grow up and see the world—and each other—from new perspectives.
young adult | 212 pages | Published in NaN
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Essay questions
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- Discuss the significance of the alternating points of view in 'Flipped.' How does this narrative structure affect your understanding of the characters and their motivations?
- Analyze the character development of Juli Baker throughout the novel. What experiences contribute most significantly to her growth?
- Examine the role of family dynamics in 'Flipped.' How do Bryce and Juli’s families influence their beliefs, actions, and relationship?
- How does the sycamore tree function as a symbol in the story? What does it represent for Juli and how does its fate parallel events in her life?
- Discuss the themes of perception and misunderstanding in 'Flipped.' How do these themes drive the plot and affect the relationship between Bryce and Juli?
- Consider the significance of the title 'Flipped.' In what ways do the characters, relationships, and perspectives get 'flipped' throughout the novel?
- Analyze the role of social class in the novel. How do economic differences between Bryce and Juli’s families impact their interactions and self-perceptions?
- Explore the concept of integrity in 'Flipped.' Which characters demonstrate integrity, and how does this quality affect their relationships and choices?
- How does Wendelin Van Draanen use minor characters, such as Bryce’s grandfather or Juli’s uncle, to advance the themes and main plot of the story?
- Evaluate the ending of 'Flipped.' Do you find it satisfying and realistic? Why or why not?
- Discuss the importance of empathy in the novel. How do the characters learn to see things from each other’s perspectives, and what are the results?
- Examine the ways in which both Juli and Bryce confront and challenge their own prejudices and assumptions. What events serve as turning points for each character?
- How does the author use humor and lighthearted moments to address serious issues in the novel?
- Describe the evolution of Bryce’s attitude toward Juli. What internal and external factors contribute to his changing feelings?
- In what ways does 'Flipped' challenge traditional notions of romance in young adult literature?
