Pax by Sarah Pennypacker Quiz

What is the relationship between Pax and Peter in the novel?

• Father and son

• Boy and pet fox

• Teacher and student

• Brothers

What is the main theme of survival in the novel?

• Friendship

• Survival

• Love

• Adventure

Where is the setting of the novel?

• The setting of the novel is in London, England

• The setting of the novel is in Paris, France

• The setting of the novel is in New York City, USA

• The setting of the novel is in Tokyo, Japan

How would you describe the author's writing style in the novel?

• The author's writing style is dry and boring, with no creativity

• The author's writing style is descriptive and poetic, with rich imagery and vivid language.

• The author's writing style is confusing and incoherent, with no clear structure

• The author's writing style is simple and plain, lacking any depth or emotion

What happens in chapters 1-15 of the novel?

• The novel ends abruptly

• The main character dies in chapter 15

• The plot and character development are established.

• Chapters 1-15 are just filler and don't contribute to the story

What does Pax learn about survival in the novel?

• Pax learns that survival is all about luck and chance

• Pax learns that survival is easy and requires no effort

• Pax learns about the importance of adaptability and resourcefulness in order to survive.

• Pax learns that survival is solely dependent on physical strength

What is the main conflict in the novel?

• The main conflict is the struggle between the protagonist and their own inner demons.

• The main conflict is the struggle between the protagonist and the love interest.

• The main conflict is the struggle between the protagonist and nature.

• The main conflict is the struggle between the protagonist and the antagonist.

What is the significance of the title 'Pax' in the novel?

• Greek word for 'war'

• French word for 'love'

• German word for 'happiness'

• Latin word for 'peace'

What is the turning point in the relationship between Pax and Peter?

• Having a physical fight and never speaking to each other again

• Betraying each other and ending their friendship

• Realizing the importance of their friendship and working together to overcome their differences

• Realizing they have nothing in common and drifting apart

How does the novel explore the idea of loyalty?

• Through the characters' actions and decisions, as well as their relationships with each other.

• By ignoring the actions and decisions of the characters

• By focusing on the weather patterns in the novel

• Through detailed descriptions of the setting