1. In the opening of Part I: “The Last Historian,” Chapter 1, the narrator says, “The Others are so far ahead of us, it’s like comparing the dumbest human to” what?
(a) “Flecks of sand.”
(b) “The smartest dog.”
(c) “The MENSA school.”
(d) “The smartest amoeba.”

2. The narrator of Part II: “Wonderland” invites the reader to call him by what nickname?
(a) Zombie.
(b) Ringer.
(c) Evan.
(d) Dumbo.

3. Cassie says in Part I: “The Last Historian” that the 3rd Wave took out more than how many people?
(a) 8 billion.
(b) 4.5 million.
(c) 2 million.
(d) 3.5 billion.

4. Of Cassie, what does the narrator say “crystallized her reason, hardened her will, clarified her options” in Part III: “Silencer”?
(a) “Love.”
(b) “Loyalty.”
(c) “Murder.”
(d) “Fear.”

5. The paperback books that Cassie takes with her when she sets out from her home in Part I: “The Last Historian” are Huckleberry Finn and what?
(a) A Wrinkle in Time.
(b) On the Road.
(c) Where the Sidewalk Ends.
(d) The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Part I: “The Last Historian,” Chapter 13, Cassie compares the plight of the survivors of the EPM attack as being like the Japanese survivors of what event?

2. What is the name of the guy who Ben shared his tent with before he became ill in Part II: “Wonderland”?

3. Who is the unofficial leader at the camp where Cassie is staying in the flashback in Part I: “The Last Historian,” Chapter 14?

4. What is Colonel Vosch’s first name?

5. The convoy of soldiers that arrive with the school buses full of children in Part I: “The Last Historian,” Chapter 17 is from what base?

(see the answer key)

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