Unwind

When Sonia asks the Unwinds to write letters to someone they loved, who does Connor write a letter to?

• Ariana

• His brother

• His parents

• Risa

Part Four of Unwind begins with a response from eBay to a seller who tried to sell his:

• soul

• brain

• heart

• liver

Which character fits this description? Being unwound because his/her parents couldn't decide who gets custody.

• Hayden

• Mai

• Roland

• Emby

• Risa

What character fits this description?

Being unwound because his/her parents wanted a child of the opposite gender.

• Hayden

• Mai

• Roland

• Risa

• Emby

In Chapter 21, How did CyFi’s IQ drop 25 points?

• a. He had seizures, but got his temporal lobe replaced from a donor

• b. He got hit by a car and got a whole temporal lobe from an UnWind

• c. He got hit by a car and got bits and pieces of temporal lobes from many UnWinds

• d. He got hit by a train and it gave him partial brain damage that couldn’t be repaired

Where do the unwinds hide?

• In Sonia's shop

• In a science lab

• Both A and B

• In a hospital

Which character fits this description? Being unwound because his/her parents died and his/her aunt had other children to support.

• Hayden

• Mai

• Roland

• Risa

• Emby

Once Connor and Risa get to the warehouse, they are guarded by the Fatigues. Where did the Fatigues get their nickname?

• From their desire to be in the military

• Because of their ability to guard the Unwinds

• Because of their seemingly constant state of exhaustion

• Due to their tireless efforts to keep the Unwinds safe

How does Connor first infer/figure out that his parents have decided that he will be unwound?

• He was looking through a drawer for a stapler.

• The white copy to the triplicate unwind document is already gone.

• His parents only bought three plane tickets for vacation.

• His brother writes him an apology letter.

Which of the following quotes the novel makes it clear that this is a dystopian novel?

• "Running away with an Unwind—that's

  commitment."

• "Unwinding is now a common and accepted practice in society."

• "It's all right to be frightened. Change is always scary."

• "I could kick-AWOL, and never look back"