2. What does Ender tell his army is the most important thing in battle?
(a) The gravity force.
(b) The placement of the Army.
(c) The direction of the enemy.
(d) The weapon.

3. Why does Graff think the Buggers attacked them?
(a) They were attacked by humans.
(b) They didn’t think humans were intelligent.
(c) They wanted to squelch a violent race.
(d) They wanted humans' resources.

4. Who does Ender come to understand when he works with Bean in Chapter 10?
(a) Bonzo.
(b) His parents.
(c) Peter.
(d) Graff.

5. How many Platoon leaders does Ender have?
(a) 4.
(b) 6.
(c) 3.
(d) 5.

6. In Chapter 13, where does Graff pick up Valentine from to go see Ender?
(a) A grocery store.
(b) Her job.
(c) Her school.
(d) Her house.

7. Why does Ender hate fighting?
(a) He loses control.
(b) It makes him like Peter.
(c) He comes to love the enemy.
(d) It hurts him.

8. In Chapter 10, what makes Ender want to defeat the teachers?
(a) The mind game.
(b) The use of Valentine.
(c) Their treatment of him.
(d) Their comparison between him and Peter.

9. How does Ender protect himself against Bonzo in Chapter 12?
(a) He eats in his room.
(b) He keeps an escort with him.
(c) He wears armor.
(d) He reports the danger.

10. What army does Carn Carby lead?
(a) Rascal.
(b) Rabbit.
(c) Raccoon.
(d) Runner.

11. Where does Ender realize in Chapter 10 that things have changed between him and Alai?
(a) The battle room.
(b) The mind room.
(c) The cafeteria.
(d) The game room.

12. Why doesn’t Graff give Pace’s worries any credence?
(a) He thinks the charges are exaggerated.
(b) He wants Ender to solve problems on his own.
(c) He is monitoring the situation.
(d) He knows how strong Ender is.

13. What does Anderson apologize to Graff for in Chapter 10?
(a) Doubting his techniques.
(b) Holding back his promotion.
(c) Doubting his techniques.
(d) Going against his orders.

14. What is behind the mirror in the mind game?
(a) A battlefield.
(b) A prison cell.
(c) A stairway.
(d) A window.

15. What does Ender respect most about Mazer?
(a) His brilliant mind.
(b) His good nature.
(c) His physical strength.
(d) His skill with a weapon.