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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 7: Part Two "The Girl Who Shatters the Shining Glass" pages 235-270.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What do the Republic's records say happen to Daniel Altan Wing?
(a) He died of smallpox in a labor camp.
(b) He escaped a labor camp and vanished into the city.
(c) He was shot while trying to escape from a labor camp.
(d) He is currently living and working in a labor camp.

2. What does Tess give Day that she says she found "caught in the folds of [his] clothes" (55)?
(a) Three silver bullets.
(b) A vial of medication.
(c) His pendant necklace.
(d) One of his knives.

3. When June sees Day go into the quarantined house, how does it make her feel?
(a) Suspicious, because she thinks that he might be stealing from this family.
(b) Angry, because she knows who he is now.
(c) Foolish, because she thought that he was an orphan like Tess.
(d) Worried, because she does not want him to get the plague.

4. After his sentencing, where does Jameson order Day to be chained up for two days?
(a) In an abandoned sewer pipe.
(b) In the stairwell of Central Hospital.
(c) On the roof of Batalla Hall.
(d) Outside his family's old house.

5. What does June whisper to Day after his escape attempt?
(a) That she cannot wait to see his execution.
(b) That she knows he was telling her the truth.
(c) That she will help him escape.
(d) That Thomas is the one he has to watch out for.

Short Answer Questions

1. When June and Thomas are at dinner, what does he say he will tell Commander Jameson?

2. What decision did Metias come to right before he was killed?

3. On page 229, when June finally accepts that Day did not kill her brother, how does Day describe the look on her face?

4. When Tess was still with him the morning after he met her, what did Day try to get her to do?

5. What surprising information does Jameson give June about her education at Drake University?

(see the answer key)

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