Ender's Game Chapters 12-15

Why does Bonzo Madrid confront Ender in the showers?

• He wants to apologize for his earlier behavior.

• He is furious that Ender humiliated him in the battleroom.

• He believes Ender is cheating in the games.

• He wants to recruit Ender into his new army.

How does Ender defeat Bonzo in their fight?

• He uses Bonzo’s anger and predictable movements against him.

• He calls for help from nearby students.

• He disarms Bonzo and forces him to leave.

• He appeals to Bonzo’s sense of honor.

What is the primary reason Graff takes Ender back to Earth to meet Valentine?

• To give Ender a break from the constant pressure of training.

• To convince Ender to continue fighting by appealing to his emotions.

• To allow Ender to say goodbye to his family.

• To prepare Ender for his return to civilian life.

How does Valentine reassure Ender during their conversation on the lake?

• She promises to stay in constant communication with him.

• She tells him he is the only one capable of saving humanity.

• She reminds him of his ability to outsmart any challenge.

• She assures him that she will take care of Peter.

Who becomes Ender’s new teacher at Command School?

• Colonel Graff

• Mazer Rackham

• Major Anderson

What makes the simulations in Command School more challenging than the battles at Battle School?

• The simulations are unpredictable and increasingly complex.

• The equipment is faulty, creating additional challenges.

• Ender has to command real soldiers rather than simulations.

• The simulations test his ability to work without a team.

How does Mazer Rackham justify his strict and demanding training of Ender?

• He says the survival of humanity depends on Ender’s readiness.

• He believes tough love will help Ender reach his potential.

• He wants Ender to become independent and rebellious.

• He is under orders to push Ender to his breaking point.

What does Ender discover about the "final simulation" battle?

• It was a real battle, and he unknowingly destroyed the Formic homeworld.

• It was a practice test designed to gauge his decision-making skills.

• It was a hypothetical scenario that could occur in the future.

• It was created to teach Ender about the moral cost of war.

What motivates Ender to take the Formic queen’s cocoon with him?

• He wants to give the Formics a chance to repopulate elsewhere.

• He feels guilty for destroying their species.

• He believes the queen can help him gain political power.

• He hopes to use it to learn more about Formic technology.

What role does Ender take on at the end of the novel?

• He becomes a high-ranking military officer on Earth.

• He becomes a "Speaker for the Dead," telling the Formics’ story.

• He returns to his family to live a quiet, peaceful life.

• He leads a human colony on another planet.