Legend Quiz

What does Day's act of bringing money to his family indicate about his character?

• His cunning and strategic mind.

• His prioritization of family over personal safety.

• His disregard for the laws of the Republic.

• His desire to escape his life of poverty.

What revelation does June have about Day at the end of their night together?

• That Day is planning to leave the city.

• That Day is involved in a conspiracy against the Republic.

• That Day is the boy who stole her pendant.

• That Day is her brother's killer.

Why does June feel guilty as she manipulates Day?

• Because she is lying about her identity.

• Because she is using Day's trust to trap him.

• Because she has betrayed the Republic.

• Because she feels sympathy for Day's family.

How does June's action of reporting Day's location to the military reflect on her internal conflict?

• It shows her loyalty to the Republic over her feelings.

• It indicates her confusion between duty and love.

• It reveals her strategic thinking and manipulation skills.

• It demonstrates her revenge for her brother's death.

How does Day's decision to confront the soldiers to protect his family highlight the theme of sacrifice?

• It shows his willingness to risk his life for his family.

• It demonstrates his strategic skills in combat.

• It reflects his desperation and lack of options.

• It signifies his acceptance of his fate.

What does June's reaction to the execution of Day's mother and the capture of Day reveal about her character?

• Her unwavering loyalty to the Republic.

• Her disillusionment with the Republic's methods.

• Her satisfaction in avenging her brother's death.

• Her realization of the cost of her actions.

Why does Day struggle to focus on obtaining a plague cure for Eden?

• Because he is planning an escape from the city.

• Because he is preoccupied with thoughts of June.

• Because he is worried about the safety of his family.

• Because he is considering betraying the Republic.

What does Day's dream about June meeting his family and the subsequent revelation about the plague patrol signify?

• Day's hope for a normal life.

• Day's deep-seated fears and desires.

• Day's strategic planning for his family's safety.

• Day's mistrust towards June.

A character or group of characters that stand in opposition to the main character

• antagonist

• protagonist

• author

Q1: Which of the following best describes June's initial perception of the Republic?

• • A) Distrustful and critical

• • B) Loyal and supportive

• • C) Indifferent and neutral

• • D) Rebel and antagonist