Restart Novel – Chapter Questions for Students

Recall and explain key plot events and character actions from each chapter of Restart in written form.

Track how the story is narrated from multiple characters' perspectives (Chase, Shoshanna, Brendan) across chapters.

Follow the development of a central character (Chase) across the novel, from early amnesia-related questions to his eventual juvenile court hearing.

Assign one or two chapters' questions at a time alongside reading, rather than all 30 chapters at once, given the scope of the file.

Use the narrator labels (Chase Ambrose, Shoshanna Weber, Brendan Espinoza) to discuss how shifting narration affects what readers learn in each chapter.

Since no answer key is included, plan to review answers as a class discussion or collect responses for grading based on the text itself.

Reading comprehension and recall — students answer specific plot and detail questions for each of the novel's 30 chapters, such as identifying what a character remembers or explains.

Character analysis — questions ask students to explain character motivations and reactions, such as why Chase's mom didn't tell him about the firecracker incident.

Multi-perspective narrative tracking — students follow the story across three different narrating characters as the point of view shifts chapter to chapter.

Written response construction — every question requires a written answer on the provided lines rather than multiple choice, requiring students to compose full responses.