"The Report Card" Quiz
A young girl tries to hide her genius-level intelligence by getting bad grades on purpose.
realistic fiction | 192 pages | Published in 2004
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Essay questions
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- How does the protagonist, Nora, challenge the traditional education system in 'The Report Card'?
- What are the main conflicts that Nora faces throughout the story, and how does she attempt to resolve them?
- Discuss the significance of the title 'The Report Card' and its relevance to the themes of the book.
- How does the author, Andrew Clements, use Nora's character to explore the concept of intelligence and its measurement in schools?
- In what ways does Nora's intelligence differ from the conventional understanding of academic achievement, and how does this impact her relationships with others?
- Examine the role of Nora's family in the novel and how their attitudes towards education influence her actions and decisions.
- Discuss the ethical implications of Nora's decision to hide her intellectual abilities from her peers and teachers, and the consequences of her actions.
