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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 word from Chapter 2 means essential or fundamental?
(a) Ablative.
(b) Primal.
(c) Lateral.
(d) Conducive.
2. What kinds of gardens are described as growing in the silo in Chapter 1?
(a) Fluoride gardens.
(b) Hydroponic gardens.
(c) Geoponic gardens.
(d) Aeroponic gardens.
3. Holston thinks to himself in Chapter 2, “Tomorrow will be my” what?
(a) “Promotion.”
(b) "Revenge."
(c) “Wedding day.”
(d) “Salvation.”
4. How many years has it been since someone’s been sent to cleaning in Chapter 3?
(a) 2.
(b) 15.
(c) 4.
(d) 5.
5. What is said to cling to the boots that Holston is wearing in Chapter 1?
(a) Melted plastic.
(b) Paint.
(c) Wood shavings.
(d) Metal shavings.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does “IT” stand for in Chapter 3?
2. What word from Chapter 1 refers to a pleasing view, especially one seen through a long, narrow opening?
3. When the narrator says that Holston feels pressure to find someone to send to cleaning in Chapter 3, it is stated, “It was growing, like steam building up in the silo, ready to launch something out.” What literary technique is used in this sentence?
4. Holston is described in Chapter 1 as being determined to do what?
5. Allison says in Chapter 3 that there was a revolt just about how often?
Short Essay Questions
1. Where does the protagonist of the novel live? How is the arrangement of this setting described in Chapter 1?
2. What exchange takes place between Holston and Deputy Marnes in Chapter 1?
3. What does Allison’s work involve, as revealed in Chapter 3?
4. What does Mayor Jahns say about the holding cell when she first arrives in Chapter 2?
5. What “traitorous” notion does Allison present as a reason for the servers being wiped in Chapter 3?
6. How does the character of Allison relate to Holston’s objectives in the story?
7. What sounds are described in the beginning of Chapter 1? What tone do these sounds set for the narrative?
8. What does Holston notice about the view from the holding room in the beginning of Chapter 2?
9. What is the protagonist doing when he is first introduced in Chapter 1?
10. How does Holston compare the images from the screens to the children’s books that survived the uprising in Chapter 2?
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