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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part V: “The Winnowing,” Chapters 37-41.
Multiple Choice 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?
(a) The dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima.
(b) The nuclear disaster at Fukushima.
(c) The invasion of the Kahn Dynasty.
(d) The Civil War of 1519.
2. Sammy tells the girl who’s sitting across from him on the bus in Part V: “The Winnowing,” Chapter 38 that his name is Sam, but that everyone calls him Sammy except for Cassie. What does Cassie call him?
(a) Bubba.
(b) Snickers.
(c) Sams.
(d) Samuel.
3. Cassie says she rode out the worst part of the blizzard in the back of what vehicle in Part IV: “Mayfly,” Chapter 32?
(a) A Humvee.
(b) A Chrysler van.
(c) A Jeep Grand Cherokee.
(d) A Ford Explorer.
4. How does Evan say he found Cassie in Part IV: “Mayfly”?
(a) He saw steam coming from the car.
(b) He saw buzzards circling her.
(c) He heard her whimpering.
(d) He followed the sound of gunshots.
5. What does Cassie call the camp where she and her family took refuge during the first attacks in Part I: “The Last Historian”?
(a) Camp Evan.
(b) Camp Haven.
(c) Camp Heaven.
(d) Camp Ashpit.
Short Answer Questions
1. The little girl who is sitting across from Sammy on the bus in Part V: “The Winnowing,” Chapter 38 is named what?
2. What is the name of the soldier that Cassie kills after he shoots her friend in Part I: “The Last Historian,” Chapter 21?
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 is Colonel Vosch’s first name?
5. Who is the unofficial leader at the camp where Cassie is staying in the flashback in Part I: “The Last Historian,” Chapter 14?
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