The Road by Cormac

How does the boy's reaction to finding the bunker reflect his character development?

• He is indifferent, showing his loss of hope.

• He is excited, showing his innocence and optimism.

• He is fearful, showing his distrust of the world.

• He is angry, showing his frustration with their situation.

What motivates the man to continue their journey despite the harsh conditions?

• His desire for revenge.

• His hope to find other survivors.

• His commitment to protect the boy.

• His search for a new home.

Which theme is central to the interactions between the man and the boy?

• The struggle for power.

• The importance of family and love.

• The inevitability of death.

• The pursuit of wealth.

How does the relationship between the man and the boy compare to other relationships depicted in the book?

• It is more hostile and competitive.

• It is more nurturing and protective.

• It is more distant and formal.

• It is more transactional and opportunistic.

Describe the man's approach to teaching the boy about survival. What does this reveal about his character?

• He is strict and harsh, showing his desperation.

• He is patient and caring, showing his love.

• He is indifferent, showing his detachment.

• He is fearful, showing his anxiety.

What event leads to a significant change in the boy's understanding of their world?

• The discovery of the bunker.

• The encounter with a group of survivors.

• The man's illness.

• The loss of their supplies.

What is the man's primary concern throughout their journey?

• Finding a safe place to settle.

• Protecting the boy from harm.

• Gathering enough food and water.

• Avoiding other survivors.

How does the author use the setting to enhance the themes of the novel?

• By depicting a vibrant and colorful world.

• By creating a bleak and desolate landscape.

• By focusing on urban environments.

• By emphasizing technological advancements.

Identify a key moment that highlights the theme of hope in the story.

• The boy's illness.

• The man's confrontation with a stranger.

• The discovery of the bunker.

• The loss of their cart.

What is the primary theme explored in 'The Road' by Cormac McCarthy?

• Survival and the human spirit

• The pursuit of wealth

• Political power struggles

• Technological advancement