Never Let Me Go Chapter 12 Quiz

What is a 'possible'?

• A potential cure for the clones

• A potential model from which the cloned DNA was originally taken

• A potential career opportunity for the clones

• A potential escape route for the clones

What does Ruth's dream future involve?

• Becoming a famous artist

• Working in a glass-walled office

• Living in a big city

• Traveling the world

Why is Kathy skeptical about the idea of a 'possible'?

• Because she doesn't believe in the concept of 'possible'

• Because she thinks the veterans are playing a mean trick on Ruth

• Because the possible was seen in a place that closely resembles Ruth's dream future

• Because she doesn't want Ruth to find a possible

Why are Chrissie and Rodney interested in the Hailsham students?

• Because they believe Hailsham students receive special treatment

• Because they want to be friends with the Hailsham students

• Because they are from Hailsham themselves

• Because they are curious about Hailsham's history

What is the main reason for Chrissie and Rodney's interest in taking a trip to Norfolk?

• To track down Ruth's possible

• To explore the Norfolk coast

• To prove that Hailsham students are not special

• To find a possible for themselves

Where did Ruth get the idea that working in a glass walled office was her dream future?

• She saw a picture of happy office workers in a magazine

• She heard stories of fun times with office coworkers

• She learned about working in an office at Hailsham

• She would pretend to play secretary as a little girl

What does Ruth's dream future reveal about her character?

• She is uninterested in the outside world

• She is ambitious and determined

• She is easily influenced by her surroundings

• She is content with her current life

What does the trip to Norfolk symbolize for the clones?

• A journey to find their origins

• A vacation from their usual lives

• A quest for personal identity

• An escape from their destined fate

How does the clone community perceive the idea of a 'possible'?

• As a threat to their existence

• As a source of hope and curiosity

• As a meaningless concept

• As a way to connect with the real world