Cinder

How do people's thoughts about cyborgs and androids cause problems in the story Cinder?

• People's thoughts make everyone get along better, so there's less fighting.

• People's thoughts about cyborgs and androids cause problems by making some feel left out or treated unfairly, which adds to the story's troubles.

• Most people think cyborgs and androids are just as good as humans, so they're treated the same.

• What people think about cyborgs and androids doesn't really matter to the story's problems.

How does Cinder's relationship with Prince Kai change through the story?

• It stays the same, with no big changes.

• It gets worse as Cinder's secrets come out.

• It goes from suspicion to trust and working together.

• It quickly turns romantic, taking over the main story.

What are Cinder's main personality traits and how do they affect the story?

• Cinder's being lazy, depending on others, and being easily hurt slow down the story.

• Cinder's ability to solve problems, act on her own, and keep going when things get tough helps her face challenges and move the story along.

• Cinder's acting without thinking, not having many skills, and seeing things negatively take the story in surprising directions.

• Cinder's thinking she's better than others, not caring about others' feelings, and doing nothing makes the story dull.

How does Cinder get along with other characters?

• Cinder is related to all the characters

• Cinder has no relationship with any characters

• All characters are enemies of Cinder

• The relationship changes, from being very close to having problems.

How does being a cyborg change the way others treat Cinder?

• Everyone looks up to her and thinks she's great.

• She's instantly liked and welcomed by everyone.

• It makes others treat her unfairly and causes problems in her friendships.

• It doesn't change how people act around her at all.

What role does the Lunar society have in the main conflict of the story?

• The Lunar society is a friendly group that tries to help solve fights.

• It is a small part of the story that doesn't really change what happens.

• The Lunar society adds a tricky part of politics and tension.

• It acts as a perfect example for what Earth's societies should be like.

How does Cinder's mechanical foot symbolize her identity struggle?

• A) It shows her strength and independence.

• B) It represents her connection to technology and her struggle with identity.

• C) It highlights her wealth and status.

• D) It symbolizes her complete acceptance of being a cyborg.

What is the significance of Cinder's relationship with her stepsister Peony?

• A) It shows the typical sibling rivalry.

• B) It highlights the theme of family loyalty and love.

• C) It is insignificant to the plot.

• D) It represents the conflict between humans and cyborgs.

How does the setting of New Beijing contribute to the story's themes?

• A) It provides a backdrop for exploring cultural diversity and technological advancement.

• B) It is merely a decorative setting with no thematic contribution.

• C) It emphasizes the rural and traditional aspects of society.

• D) It detracts from the futuristic elements of the story.

What role does Dr. Erland play in Cinder's journey?

• A) He is a minor character with little impact.

• B) He acts as a mentor and helps Cinder discover her true identity.

• C) He opposes Cinder and creates obstacles for her.

• D) He is a neutral character with no clear role.