The City of Ember Graphic Novel: Chapters 4-6 Quiz

What is the main event that occurs in Chapter 4?

• The main event in Chapter 4 is the discovery of a hidden room filled with supplies.

• The main event in Chapter is the arrival of a group of outsiders to the city.

• The main event in Chapter 4 is a devastating fire that destroys the city.

• The main event in Chapter 4 is a big celebration in the city.

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How does the character of Lina develop in Chapters 4-6?

• Lina's character becomes more aggressive and confrontational in Chapters 4-6.

• Lina becomes more obedient and submissive in Chapters 4-6.

• In Chapters 4-6, Lina's character develops as she becomes more independent and confident in her abilities. She also starts to question the authority and rules around her, showing a rebellious side.

• Lina's character remains unchanged throughout Chapters 4-6.

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What topics are explored in Chapters 4-6?

• The history of the city's founding.

• Exploration of the city's decaying infrastructure and the characters' struggle for survival.

• The development of advanced technology in the city.

• Romantic relationships between the main characters.

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How does the character of Doon develop in Chapters 4-6?

• In Chapters 4-6, Doon's character develops as he becomes more determined and resourceful in his efforts to solve the city's problems and find a way to improve the situation for everyone.

• Doon's character becomes more lazy and uninterested in solving the city's problems.

• Doon's character becomes more selfish and uncaring about the situation in the city.

• Doon's character remains stagnant and unchanged.

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What significant event occurs in Chapter 6?

• In Chapter 6, the significant event is when Lina and Doon encounter a group of hostile creatures in the Pipeworks.

• In Chapter 6, the significant event is when Lina and Doon get trapped in a dark tunnel.

• In Chapter 6, the significant event is when Lina and Doon find a hidden treasure in the city.

• In Chapter 6, the significant event is when Lina and Doon discover the way out of the city through the Pipeworks.

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What is the main conflict faced by the characters in Chapters 4-6?

• The main conflict is a lack of communication.

• The main conflict is a shortage of food and resources.

• The main conflict is a disagreement over the color of the characters' clothing.

• The main conflict faced by the characters in Chapters 4-6 is the struggle for control and the search for truth.

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What role does Ember play in the plot of Chapters 4-6?

• The city of Ember is a character in the story, interacting with the other characters in Chapters 4-6.

• The city of Ember is a magical place that grants wishes to the characters in Chapters 4-6.

• The city of Ember is a hidden treasure that the characters are searching for in Chapters 4-6.

• The city of Ember serves as the setting for the events in Chapters 4-6, providing the backdrop for the characters' actions and decisions.

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How does the character of Lizzy develop in Chapters 4-6?

• Lizzy becomes more timid and reliant on others.

• Lizzy's character remains stagnant and unchanged.

• In Chapters 4-6, Lizzy's character develops as she becomes more confident and independent, and starts to uncover her hidden abilities as a Shadowhunter.

• Lizzy's character becomes less independent and more submissive.

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What is the significance of the Pipeworks in the story?

• The Pipeworks symbolize the interconnectedness of the characters and their relationships in the story.

• The Pipeworks are a metaphor for the characters' desire for adventure.

• The Pipeworks signify the characters' fear of water.

• The Pipeworks represent the characters' love for gardening.

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How does the theme of friendship play out in Chapters 4-6?

• The theme of friendship is completely absent in Chapters 4-6.

• The characters in Chapters 4-6 are enemies, not friends.

• Friendship is only briefly mentioned in passing in Chapters 4-6.

• The theme of friendship is developed through the characters' loyalty, support, and camaraderie in Chapters 4-6.

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