The House of the Scorpion Chapters

What can be inferred about the society's view on clones from the reactions of other characters towards Matt?

• They are seen as equals to humans.

• They are feared and respected.

• They are looked down upon and treated as inferior.

• They are admired for their unique abilities.

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

Analyze how Matt's perception of freedom changes throughout these chapters.

• He believes freedom is unattainable.

• He starts to see freedom as something he can achieve.

• His view on freedom remains static and pessimistic.

• He views freedom as unnecessary for his happiness.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

What strategic decisions does Matt make in response to challenges he faces in these chapters?

• He avoids confronting any challenges.

• He uses his intelligence to manipulate situations in his favor.

• He relies on others to solve his problems.

• He confronts challenges head-on without any strategy.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

How does the author use other characters to highlight changes in Matt's character?

• By showing other characters as static and unchanging.

• Through contrasting reactions and interactions with Matt.

• By making other characters less intelligent.

• By isolating Matt from other characters.

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

What long-term goals can be inferred that Matt is beginning to develop in these chapters?

• To escape his current life and find a new identity.

• To take over El Patron's position and power.

• To make peace with his identity as a clone.

• To destroy the concept of cloning altogether.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Evaluate how Matt's relationship with Tam Lin provides insight into his evolving character.

• It shows Matt's dependency on father figures.

• It highlights Matt's growing independence and questioning nature.

• It reveals Matt's trust in others has not changed.

• It indicates Matt's desire to remain under guidance.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

How does the setting in these chapters influence Matt's character development?

• The setting has no apparent effect on Matt.

• The oppressive environment pushes Matt to become more rebellious.

• The luxurious setting makes Matt complacent and content.

• The changing settings confuse Matt and hinder his development.

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

What is the significance of the title 'The House of the Scorpion' in relation to Matt's journey?

• A) It symbolizes Matt's entrapment and struggle for identity.

• B) It represents the physical house where Matt lives.

• C) It refers to a literal scorpion that plays a key role.

• D) It is a metaphor for the desert setting.

How does the author use foreshadowing in the early chapters to hint at Matt's future challenges?

• A) By describing Matt's dreams and aspirations.

• B) Through ominous warnings from other characters.

• C) By detailing the landscape and environment.

• D) Through Matt's interactions with animals.

What role does Celia play in shaping Matt's understanding of the world?

• A) She teaches him about the history of the land.

• B) She instills in him a sense of morality and love.

• C) She encourages him to rebel against authority.

• D) She isolates him from the outside world.