The road pages 1-50

What is the main theme of Cormac McCarthy's book "The Road"?

• The importance of wealth and material possessions

• The struggle for survival in a post-apocalyptic world

• The power of technology and innovation

• The search for fame and recognition

What role does memory play in Cormac McCarthy's book "The Road"?

• It serves as a source of humor and lightheartedness.

• It provides the characters with a connection to their past and a sense of identity

• It acts as a tool for solving the challenges they face in the post-apocalyptic world.

• It is used to distract the characters from their grim reality.

(On page #48)When he woke again he thought the rain had stopped. But that wasn't what woke him. He'd been visited in a dream. What did he dream of?

(On page #30) When day broke he pushed his way out of their den, the tarp heavy with snow. True or False

How long has it been since they had no food and little sleep?

• 20 days

• 5 days

• 2 days

• one week

When there was light enough to use the binoculars where was he looking?

• The Road

• The Gas Station

• The Valley

• another traveler

Where do the characters go to bathe and rest in Cormac McCarthy's book "The Road"?

• in a nearby lake

• in a hidden cave

• in a waterfall pool

• in the ocean

True or false they killed a snake 

True or false they found a car and were driving it

What challenges do the father and son face on their journey in Cormac McCarthy's book "The Road"?

• Dealing with natural disasters like earthquakes and tsunamis

• Finding food, staying warm, and avoiding violent gangs

• Competing with other survivors in a quest for treasure

• Navigating through a dense and enchanted forest