Question

1. what important information does the reader learn in this chapter?

a. max enjoys school
b. grim fears max might become violent
c. max plans to leave home
d. kevin lives next door

1. what is the main external conflict in chapter 2?

a. max vs. kevin
b. max vs. grim
c. max vs. school
d. grim vs. gram

1. what internal conflict does max experience?

a. he wants to move away
b. he feels misunderstood and judged
c. he wants to fight others
d. he is afraid of kevin

1. from which point of view is chapter 2 told?

a. third - person omniscient
b. third - person limited
c. first - person
d. second - person

1. how does this point of view affect the reader?

a. it limits understanding of max
b. it shows many characters thoughts
c. it allows readers to understand maxs emotions
d. it focuses only on action

Explanation:

Question 7

To answer this, we analyze each option based on typical content from the relevant text (likely Freak the Mighty). Option A: There's no indication Max enjoys school. Option B: Grim (Max's grandparent) has concerns about Max's potential for violence due to his father's history. Option C: Max doesn't plan to leave home. Option D: Kevin (Freak) moving next door is introduced earlier, not in this chapter's key info. So B is correct.

External conflict is between a character and an outside force. Option A: Max and Kevin's interaction is not hostile conflict. Option B: Max and Grim (his grandparent) have a conflict over Grim's fears and Max's behavior. Option C: No conflict with school here. Option D: Grim and Gram don't have a main external conflict in Chapter 2. So B is correct.

Internal conflict is a character's inner struggle. Option A: Max doesn't want to move away. Option B: Max feels misunderstood and judged by others (like Grim) and struggles with his self - perception. Option C: Max doesn't want to fight others. Option D: Max isn't afraid of Kevin. So B is correct.

Answer:

B. Grim fears Max might become violent

Question 8