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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Breq intend to travel to Omaugh Station and Palace? (from Chapters 16 – 20)

To refit and resupply before continuing on to Ors.

To kill the Lord ancillary residing there.

To gain passage to the planet of Radch itself.

To destroy the Lord ancillary's commanding shuttle.

2.

What must one be in order to be considered civilized within this novel? (from Chapters 1 – 5)

A citizen of the Radch Empire.

A property-owning, taxpaying citizen of Radch itself.

Cultured in the arts and sciences.

Female.

3.

Why does Breq interrupt the narrative in Chapter 14 to directly address the reader? (from Chapters 11 – 15)

Because someone has disrupted Breq's writing, so she must respond to this.

To speak about consciousness and "I."

Because Breq wishes to explain what is past, and what is present.

To speak about the thing she feels as well as thinks.

4.

Why has Vendaai had such difficulty adjusting to life in the present? (from Chapters 6 – 10)

Because he is a drug-addict, and drug-addicts cannot function well in the piloting of shuttles.

Because the Radch Empire has fallen.

Because everything he has known is gone or has changed.

Because the language and slang is vastly different now than it was a thousand years before.

5.

According to the traditionalists like Vendaai, why are ancillary troops better than human soldiers? (from Chapters 16 – 20)

Because they cost less and obey orders without question.

Because they are mechanical robots that are cheap to produce.

Because the ancillaries are indestructible.

Because human troops are cowardly.

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