Uglies Chapter 1-2 Quiz

What is the setting of Uglyville and how does it contribute to the overall atmosphere of the story?

• Uglyville is a beautiful and perfect society where everyone is considered attractive.

• Uglyville is a futuristic city where everyone is required to undergo plastic surgery to look perfect.

• Uglyville is a dystopian society where everyone is considered ugly.

• Uglyville is a remote village in the mountains where everyone lives in luxury.

Describe the physical appearance of Uglyville and its impact on the characters' mindset.

• The physical appearance of Uglyville is described as a place with rundown buildings, graffiti-covered walls, and trash-filled streets, which impacts the characters' mindset by making them feel unattractive and unworthy.

• The physical appearance of Uglyville is described as a place with beautiful gardens, well-maintained buildings, and clean streets, which impacts the characters' mindset by making them feel happy and content.

• The physical appearance of Uglyville is described as a place with luxurious mansions, pristine parks, and vibrant nightlife, which impacts the characters' mindset by making them feel confident and successful.

• Uglyville is a place with modern architecture, colorful murals, and bustling markets, which impacts the characters' mindset by making them feel inspired and motivated.

How does the setting of Uglyville contrast with the world of the Pretties?

• Uglyville is just as orderly and aesthetically perfect as the world of the Pretties.

• Uglyville is imperfect and colorful, while the world of the Pretties is orderly and aesthetically perfect.

• The world of the Pretties is imperfect and colorful, while Uglyville is orderly and aesthetically perfect.

• Uglyville and the world of the Pretties are both imperfect and lack color.

In chapter 1, what events lead to Tally's decision to run away from Uglyville?

• Desire to turn sixteen and undergo the surgery to become pretty, friendship with Shay, encounter with Peris' new appearance

• Being afraid of the surgery, disliking Shay, feeling jealous of Peris' new appearance

• Getting a new pet, feeling bored with life, wanting to travel the world

• Being happy with her appearance, having a strong desire to stay in Uglyville, feeling content with her life

What is the main conflict introduced in chapter 1 and how does it drive the plot forward?

• The protagonist's struggle with learning to play a musical instrument

• The protagonist's conflict with a rival over a love interest

• The protagonist's battle with a dragon to save the kingdom

• The protagonist's struggle with the societal pressure to undergo a mandatory cosmetic surgery to become 'pretty'.

Summarize the key events that take place in chapter 2 and their significance to the overall story.

• There are no significant events in chapter 2

• The answer will vary depending on the specific events and significance in chapter 2 of the book 'Uglies'.

• The events in chapter 2 have no impact on the overall story

• The key events involve the main character eating breakfast and going for a walk

How does Tally's perspective on the world change throughout chapter 2?

• Tally's perspective changes from being confident to feeling scared

• Tally's perspective changes from being optimistic to feeling pessimistic

• Tally's perspective changes from being happy to feeling bored

• Tally's perspective changes from being excited to feeling anxious and uncertain

What role does the character of Shay play in the development of the plot in chapter 2?

• Shay introduces the concept of questioning the society's norms and ideals.

• Shay is a supportive friend to the protagonist

• Shay is the main antagonist in chapter 2

• Shay is a minor character with no impact on the plot

Explain the significance of the encounter between Tally and the Specials in chapter 2.

• It is just a random encounter with no foreshadowing

• It sets the stage for the conflict and tension between the two groups, and foreshadows the challenges Tally will face in the future.

• It shows that Tally and the Specials are actually good friends

• It has no significance to the overall plot