Divergent Ch. 12-25

What are the main characteristics of Tris, the protagonist, in chapters 12-25 of Divergent?

• Dependent on others

• Complacent

• Unwilling to challenge the status quo

• Brave, determined, independent, self-aware, willing to challenge the status quo

• Timid

Describe the relationship between Tris and Four in the specified chapters. How does it develop?

• Their relationship develops from initial distrust and tension to mutual respect and love.

• Tris and Four's relationship starts off with love and admiration, but ends with distrust and tension.

• Their relationship remains stagnant and unchanging throughout the chapters.

• Tris and Four's relationship develops from mutual respect and love to initial distrust and tension.

Explain the significance of the Choosing Ceremony in the plot of Divergent.

• The Choosing Ceremony is significant because it has no impact on the plot

• The Choosing Ceremony is significant because it happens at the end of the story

• The Choosing Ceremony is significant because it determines the protagonist's faction and sets the course for the conflicts in the story.

• The Choosing Ceremony is significant because it is a fun event for the characters

How does the character of Eric contribute to the conflict in the story?

• Eric's calm demeanor and clear motives resolve the conflict in the story.

• Eric's consistent and predictable behavior eliminates any conflict in the story.

• Eric's impulsive actions and conflicting motives contribute to the overall conflict in the story.

• Eric's absence from key events has no impact on the conflict in the story.

Provide an example of textual evidence that shows Tris's bravery in the specified chapters.

• Tris demonstrates bravery when she stands up to her enemies despite being outnumbered and facing danger.

• Tris shows bravery by running away from her enemies in fear

• Tris displays cowardice by refusing to confront her enemies

• Tris demonstrates fear by hiding and avoiding danger

What role does the factionless play in the plot of Divergent in the specified chapters?

• The factionless are a peaceful community living outside the city

• The factionless serve as a symbol of the consequences of not fitting into societal norms and as a catalyst for the protagonist's understanding of the limitations of the faction system.

• The factionless are a group of rebels trying to overthrow the government

• The factionless are the main antagonists in the specified chapters

Discuss the impact of the simulation serum on the characters in the story.

• The simulation serum had no impact on the characters in the story

• The simulation serum made the characters stronger and more confident

• The simulation serum caused the characters to experience vivid and realistic simulations of their deepest fears and desires, leading to internal conflicts and personal growth.

• The simulation serum caused the characters to become superheroes

How does the character of Jeanine Matthews influence the events in the specified chapters?

• Jeanine Matthews influences the events by being a passive observer and not taking any action

• Jeanine Matthews influences the events by promoting peace and harmony among the factions

• Jeanine Matthews influences the events by manipulating and controlling the actions of other characters, particularly the members of the Erudite faction.

• Jeanine Matthews influences the events by being a member of the Dauntless faction

Explain the significance of the Amity faction in the development of the plot.

• The Amity faction has no significance in the plot.

• The Amity faction adds depth to the society and highlights the different values and beliefs within the story.

• The Amity faction is the main antagonist in the story.

• The Amity faction is only mentioned briefly and has no impact on the plot.

Provide an example of textual evidence that shows Tris's internal struggle in the specified chapters.

• In 'Divergent' chapters 10-12, Tris's internal struggle is evident when she says, 'I have to hide my divergence, no matter what.'

• In 'Divergent' chapters 10-12, Tris's internal struggle is evident when she says, 'I feel completely at peace with my choices.'

• In 'Divergent' chapters 10-12, Tris's internal struggle is evident when she says, 'I love being divergent.'

• In 'Divergent' chapters 10-12, Tris's internal struggle is evident when she says, 'I have no fear of being discovered.'