Feed: Part 3 Comprehension Questions (up to Page 165)

What is the main reason Titus feels insecure about himself around Violet?

• He thinks Violet is too playful.

• He struggles with SchoolTM and feels she is smarter than him.

• She often talks about how great he is at school.

• She dislikes going to the mall.

What is SchoolTM designed to teach students?

• Historical events and literature.

• Technology use, job skills, and bargain hunting.

• How to write essays and poetry.

• Advanced mathematics and science.

What argument does Violet make about America not being a democracy?

• It’s controlled by corporations and not citizens.

• Most people don’t have feeds, which excludes them.

• The voting system is inefficient.

• People are too lazy to vote.

How does Titus react when Violet mentions she didn’t have a feed until she was seven?

• He is surprised and apologizes for not knowing.

• He mocks her for being feedless.

• He suggests she should get a better feed.

• He avoids talking about it.

What revelation does Violet share about the man who attacked them on the moon?

• He was part of a terrorist group.

• He died from injuries caused by the police.

• He escaped and is still a threat.

• He was released by the authorities.

What does Titus’s mother mean by calling him “as handsome as a duck in butter”?

• She is joking about his looks in a playful way.

• She is comparing him to a famous actor.

• She’s expressing how unique and special he is.

• She’s teasing him for being clumsy.

Why does Titus feel conflicted when choosing between the Swarp and the Dodge Gryphon upcars?

• The Swarp is more practical for his family.

• He worries about how his friends will react to each car.

• The Dodge Gryphon is too expensive for his budget.

• Violet dislikes both options.

What does Violet think about the steak maze at the farm?

• It’s boring and a waste of time.

• It’s a fun and exciting way to spend the day.

• It’s unethical because it promotes meat consumption.

• It’s confusing and not enjoyable.

Why does Violet argue that self-control is important when she talks about delaying purchases?

• It helps her appreciate things more when she finally gets them.

• She wants to save money for emergencies.

• She dislikes consumer culture.

• It’s a family tradition.

How does Violet feel after the group’s Coca-Cola game?

• She is excited to continue.

• She feels left out and embarrassed.

• She thinks it’s a fun activity.

• She wants to organize another similar event.