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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What has Wade rigged up as a battery re-charger in his hideout?
(a) An electric blender.
(b) A modified exercise bike.
(c) A modified stair-master.
(d) A modified tea-kettle.
2. What is the reference to TARDIS alluding to in Chapter 7?
(a) "The Tempest."
(b) "Family Ties."
(c) "Cheers."
(d) "Dr. Who."
3. How much is James Halliday's entire fortune estimated to be at the time of his death?
(a) $240 billion.
(b) $530 million.
(c) $400 billion.
(d) $100 billion.
4. When was the Dungeons & Dragons supplement "Tomb of Horrors" published?
(a) 1981.
(b) 1982.
(c) 1978.
(d) 1988.
5. What does Wade describe in Chapter 2 as "one of my favorite things about attending school online, and I took advantage of it almost daily"?
(a) "The ability to cheat on tests."
(b) "The ability to skip classes."
(c) "The ability to become invisible."
(d) "The ability to mute my peers."
Short Answer Questions
1. Who was Ogden Morrow's high school sweetheart?
2. Until what grade did Wade attend school in the real world?
3. What is Art3mis's level in OASIS in Chapter 9?
4. What is the "Student ID" name that Wade is assigned at school?
5. Who created the video game "Joust"?
Short Essay Questions
1. Where does Wade go when he attends school?
2. What happens when Wade attains the key in Chapter 8?
3. What is significant about Wade’s score appearing on the scoreboard for the first time?
4. What would you say Wade’s actions reflect about his character in Chapter 14?
5. Why does Wade warn his friends about in Chapter 15?
6. What are Wade’s advantages in the search for the egg?
7. Who is Art3mis? How does Wade feel about this character?
8. Who are the Sixers in the novel? What is their objective?
9. How is OASIS defined in Ready Player One? What metaphor can be seen in OASIS?
10. How would you describe the protagonist of Ready Player One?
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