The Unwanteds

On the day of the Purge

• People were free to do as they please

• Everyone worked as usual

• A giant party was held for the High Priest Justine

• The Unwanteds were led away to be killed

Where did they send the Unwanteds?

• Death Farm

• JAil

• Executioners Row

• Azkaban

What was the name of the town the unwanted where really sent to?

• Diagon Alley

• Artime

• Quill

• Nocturne Alley

Summarize the main idea of chapters 1-5 in "The Unwanteds" by Lisa McMann.

• The story focuses on a group of children who are sent to a magical world after being deemed unwanted.

• The story is about a young boy who discovers he has magical powers and must save his kingdom.

• The story revolves around a group of friends who embark on a journey to find a lost treasure.

• The story is about a girl who learns to communicate with animals in a mystical forest.

Summarize the role of Mr. Today in the early chapters of "The Unwanteds."

• He is a strict teacher who enforces the rules of Artime.

• He is a mentor who guides the Unwanteds in discovering their talents.

• He is a mysterious figure who rarely interacts with the children.

• He is a villain who tries to control the magical world.

Summarize the significance of the Purge in the story's early chapters.

• It is a celebration of creativity and talent.

• It is a ritual that determines the fate of the Unwanteds.

• It is a festival that unites the people of Quill.

• It is a competition to select the best magicians.

Identify the main reason why the Unwanteds are sent to Artime.

• To be trained as soldiers for Quill.

• To be given a second chance to prove their worth.

• To be eliminated as they are seen as a threat.

• To be educated in the arts and magic.

Based on the early chapters, predict what role creativity will play in the development of the story.

• Creativity will be a tool for rebellion against Quill.

• Creativity will be a source of conflict among the Unwanteds.

• Creativity will be used to strengthen the rules of Quill.

• Creativity will be a means of communication with other worlds.

Compare and contrast Alex and Aaron's perspectives on being Unwanted.

• Both see it as an opportunity for adventure, but Alex is more cautious.

• Alex sees it as a chance for freedom, while Aaron views it as a disgrace.

• Both are excited about the new possibilities, but Aaron is more skeptical.

• Alex is indifferent, while Aaron is eager to explore.

What is the primary setting of 'The Unwanteds'?

• A) A dystopian society

• B) A magical island

• C) A futuristic city

• D) A medieval kingdom