TEST 8-LEGEND PG. 197-214

When June sees Day at the beginning of this chapter, why is he described this way? “His skin looks darker, and his hair is completely matted down with sweat.”

• His skin was discolored from lack of nutrients and he was sweating with nervousness

• These were symptoms of the strange strand of the plague he contracted

• He had been on the roof in the sun for hours

• His cell didn’t have any air-conditioning and no one cared for his health

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What are the questions that Day asks June after she gives him some water?

• They are about his sentencing and execution day

• They are about the welfare of his brothers and Tess

• They are about her feelings for him and his feelings for her

• They are about the rights that Thomas and Commander Jameson stole from him

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What did Day say was the reason for the “imperfection” in his eye?

• He had something injected in it at the lab of Central Hospital during his trial

• It was a blemish that he had had since birth, passed down from his father

• It was a wound from his first criminal act before he had acquired his stealth-like skills

• It was a sign that every Colony member had to remind them not to take their vision for granted

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What is the best word to describe how Day and June both feel about all of this uncertainty?

• indifference

• benevolence

• apprehension

• bewilderment

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One of the themes of the book is revealed through June’s introspection in this chapter. Based on this quote, what is that theme? “I’ve never questioned the annual vaccinations we’re required to have – never had any reason to doubt them.”

• The corruption of those in power

• Family values

• Rich versus poor

• Medical advancements

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How does Day still have contact with anyone from his past?

• Through his constant dreams and nightmares

• When they come visit him

• Through the glass plate they allow him to talk to his brothers

• In the story the Republic has written about his life

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What was the excuse given to clean out the infection in Day’s leg?

• They didn’t want him to spread the infection

• They were tired of his screams

• They wanted him to stay alive until his execution

• They wanted to use more tissue as experimentation

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Who says this to Day and what does it mean? “I knew you’d be a bigger nuisance than you’re worth.”

• June says it to Day and it means she is more than tired of him

• June says it to Day and it is their secret code to know time is right for escape

• Jameson says it to Day and it means she is tired of him

• Jameson says it to Day and it means he has been an annoying menace

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CCSS.RL.2.6

“I knew you’d be a bigger nuisance than you’re worth.”

Why does she say this? What has happened?

• Because he just cost the hospital a lot of money to repair his leg before his execution

• Because there are protestors outside of Batalla Hall attacking the police

• Because many people in the Republic are changing allegiances

• Because the truth that the hospital has a torture chamber has been made the public news broadcast

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Why do the rioters and protesters have blood streaked in their hair?

• They have given blood, sweat and tears to be there

• They took beatings by the Republic soldiers

• They want to show their support of Day when he had the same

• They want it to look red like fire