Nimona

What written message does Nimona leave for Ballister to let him know she is still alive?

• A secret code

• A drawing of a shark

• A letter written in Spanish

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What does the following quotation mainly reveal about Nimona (page 2)?

• She doesn’t want to be a villain anymore.

• She has a score to settle with Sir Goldenloin.

• She and Lord Blackheart don’t trust each other.

• She and Lord Blackheart disagree on what it means to be a villain.

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What does the following quotation mainly reveal about Nimona (page 2)? “Isn’t that the whole point of being a villain? That you don’t have to follow the rules?”

• She doesn’t want to be a villain anymore.

• She has a score to settle with Sir Goldenloin.

• She and Lord Blackheart don’t trust each other.

• She and Lord Blackheart disagree on what it means to be a villain.

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How does Nimona's approach to villainy differ from Lord Blackheart's, and what does this reveal about their characters?

• Nimona prefers subtlety, while Blackheart favors dramatic actions

• Blackheart follows a code of ethics, while Nimona embraces chaos and violence

• Nimona is more strategic, while Blackheart is impulsive

• Blackheart wants to cause destruction, while Nimona aims for political change

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What does Lord Blackheart mean when he says, "It's not about winning. It's about proving a point"?

• He wants to demonstrate his superiority over Goldenloin

• He aims to show that villains can be more ethical than heroes

• He's trying to justify his failures to Nimona

• He seeks to expose corruption within the Institution

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How does Nimona's character serve as a foil to Lord Blackheart's?

• She is more physically capable than Blackheart

• Her impulsive nature contrasts with his calculated approach

• She represents modern villainy while he embodies traditional evil

• Her optimism balances out his pessimistic worldview

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What is the primary theme explored in the graphic novel 'Nimona'?

• A) Friendship and loyalty

• B) The nature of good and evil

• C) The importance of family

• D) The power of technology

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Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Nimona' to develop the characters of Nimona and Lord Blackheart?

• A) Foreshadowing

• B) Irony

• C) Flashback

• D) Juxtaposition

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In 'Nimona', what role does the Institution of Law Enforcement and Heroics play in the story?

• A) It serves as a symbol of justice and fairness

• B) It represents the oppressive societal norms

• C) It is a neutral entity that maintains order

• D) It acts as a mentor to Lord Blackheart

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How does the author of 'Nimona' use humor to enhance the narrative?

• A) By mocking traditional hero-villain tropes

• B) By creating slapstick comedy scenes

• C) By using puns and wordplay

• D) By making fun of the characters' names

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