FEED Quiz Review

Which of the following BEST describes what Violet thinks about living life to the fullest?

• She only thinks you can live life to the fullest without a feed.

• Her ideas of "living to the full" are all images she’s been shown in the media and in the feed.

• A full life involves visiting historical cities.

• Her ideas are impossible.

Which of the following inferences could BEST explain why Violet enjoyed screaming so much?

• It feels good for Violet to be doing something uninhibited and violent.

• She has a lot of anger towards Titus.

• She finds the party boring and predictable.

• Her malfunctioning feed made generally negative things feel positive.

What can we MOST STRONGLY infer about Titus based on his language in the following passage?

• Titus is afraid of Violet’s father.

• Titus is sarcastic.

• Titus is falling out of love with Violet.

• Titus is young.

What does the following passage MAINLY say about Violet?

• She is planning a trip.

• Being in the hospital made her want to go outdoors.

• She feels like Titus is holding her back from living life to the fullest.

• She feels like she has previously not been living her life to the fullest.

Which of the following inferences is BEST supported by the excerpt?

• The feed is controlling what people think everyday life should be like.

• Violet is going to die.

• Violet’s father has no respect for Titus.

• Titus is at a crossroads between life with the feed and life with Violet.

Which of the following inferences is BEST supported by the excerpt?

• The relationship between Titus and Violet’s father is not a close one.

• Violet’s father dislikes Titus because of Violet’s accident.

• Violet’s feed reacts poorly to large groups.

• Violet has a mental illness.

Match each piece of dialogue with its speaker: VIOLET Choose ALL that apply.

• Nothing. No smells. No talking. No pictures. For a whole year. All gone.

• “Yes,” he said. “Yes. ‘Okay.’ Yes, she’s “‘Okay.’”

• It’s not you, I argued, It’s the feed thing. You’re not like that.

• There’s so much I need to do....You can’t even know. I want to go out right now and start. I want to dance. You know? That’s . . . .so cliché, but that’s what I see myself doing.

Match each piece of dialogue with its speaker: TITUS

Choose ALL that apply.

• Nothing. No smells. No talking. No pictures. For a whole year. All gone.

• “Yes,” he said. “Yes. ‘Okay.’ Yes, she’s “‘Okay.’”

• It’s not you, I argued, It’s the feed thing. You’re not like that.

• There’s so much I need to do....You can’t even know. I want to go out right now and start. I want to dance. You know? That’s . . . .so cliché, but that’s what I see myself doing.

Match each piece of dialogue with its speaker: VIOLET'S FATHER

Choose ALL that apply.

• Nothing. No smells. No talking. No pictures. For a whole year. All gone.

• “Yes,” he said. “Yes. ‘Okay.’ Yes, she’s “‘Okay.’”

• It’s not you, I argued, It’s the feed thing. You’re not like that.

• There’s so much I need to do....You can’t even know. I want to go out right now and start. I want to dance. You know? That’s . . . .so cliché, but that’s what I see myself doing.

Based on Violet’s comments, what inference can you make about how the feed affects people’s lives?

• The feed explains how to make life more enjoyable.

• The feed helps people participate in exciting activities.

• The feed makes it possible to communicate while dreaming.

• The feed shapes impressions of what life should be like.