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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part III: “Silencer,” Chapter 31.
Multiple Choice Questions
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) “The smartest dog.”
(b) “The MENSA school.”
(c) “The smartest amoeba.”
(d) “Flecks of sand.”
2. 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?
(a) Arnold Air Force Base.
(b) Ellsworth Air Force Base.
(c) Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
(d) Davis–Monthan Air Force Base.
3. What does Ben call the doctor who treats him in the plague-infested ward of the military hospital in Part II: “Wonderland”?
(a) Dr. Hutchfield.
(b) Dr. Pam.
(c) Dr. Smith
(d) Dr. Vosch.
4. What does Cassie call the blinking orb-like bomb left behind by the soldiers in Part I: “The Last Historian”?
(a) “The Dorothy.”
(b) “The Ted.”
(c) “The Silencer.”
(d) “The Eye.”
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) The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.
(b) Where the Sidewalk Ends.
(c) On the Road.
(d) A Wrinkle in Time.
Short Answer Questions
1. Cassie says in Part I: “The Last Historian” that the 3rd Wave took out more than how many people?
2. At what age was the Silencer when the Other inside him awoke, according to the narrator in Part III: “Silencer”?
3. When the doctor takes Ben to see one of the “infested” in Part II: “Wonderland,” the person strapped to the chair with electrodes connected to him is whom?
4. What item does Ben keep as a memento of his sister Sissy that he was unable to save in Part II: “Wonderland”?
5. What fraction of the surviving population does the doctor say are actually infested by the Others in Part II: “Wonderland”?
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