Unwind Characters Quiz

What is character development in the book 'Unwind'?

• The process of creating new characters in the book

• The process of killing off characters in the book

• The physical appearance of the characters in the book

• Changes and growth of the characters' personalities, beliefs, and relationships throughout the book.

What is the role of Lev in the book 'Unwind'?

• Cannot be determined

• The protagonist's best friend

• The main antagonist

• A minor character with no significant role

What is the significance of the Graveyard in 'Unwind'?

• The Graveyard in 'Unwind' is a place where people go to mourn the dead.

• The Graveyard in 'Unwind' represents the dehumanization and disregard for human life in the society.

• The Graveyard in 'Unwind' is a place where criminals are buried.

• The Graveyard in 'Unwind' is a symbol of hope and rebirth.

What is the moral dilemma in 'Unwind'?

• The moral dilemma is the harvesting of organs from teenagers without their consent.

• The moral dilemma is the conflict between preserving individual life and societal needs.

• The moral dilemma is the decision to allow teenagers to choose their own fate.

• The moral dilemma is the use of genetic engineering to create perfect children.

What is the theme of identity in 'Unwind'?

• Exploration of individuality and self-discovery in a dystopian society

• Exploration of conformity and societal expectations in a utopian society

• Exploration of family and relationships in a post-apocalyptic world

• Exploration of technology and its impact on personal identity

Which subtopic focuses on the growth and change of characters throughout the story?

• character development

• plot development

• character growth

• setting analysis

Who is Lev in the book 'Unwind'?

• The protagonist in 'To Kill a Mockingbird'

• Lev

• A character from 'The Hunger Games'

• A mythical creature from 'Harry Potter'

What happens at the Graveyard in 'Unwind'?

• The Graveyard is a place where teenagers go to party in 'Unwind'.

• The Graveyard is a memorial site for deceased teenagers in 'Unwind'.

• The Graveyard is a secret organization that helps teenagers escape in 'Unwind'.

• The Graveyard is a hiding place for teenagers who are scheduled to be unwound in 'Unwind'.

Why is unwinding considered a moral dilemma in 'Unwind'?

• Unwinding is a fictional concept and does not exist in reality.

• Unwinding is a morally acceptable solution to overpopulation.

• Unwinding involves the controversial practice of harvesting organs from unwilling teenagers.

• Unwinding is a common medical procedure with no ethical concerns.

What is the main focus of the theme of identity in 'Unwind'?

• Exploration of historical events and their impact

• Exploration of individuality and self-discovery

• Exploration of family dynamics and relationships

• Exploration of conformity and societal expectations