The Scorch Trials

How does 'The Scorch Trials' connect to the previous book in the series?

• Unrelated to any previous events

• Introduction of entirely new characters

• Setting in a different universe

• Continuation of the characters' journey from 'The Maze Runner'

What is the purpose of the trials in the story?

• To provide comic relief

• To test the characters' abilities, virtues, or resolve.

• To introduce new characters

• To showcase the setting of the story

Who is the leader of the group of survivors in the Scorch?

• Teresa

• Minho

• Jorge

• Thomas

How do the characters navigate the dangerous environment of the Scorch?

• Using jetpacks to fly over the dangerous areas

• Relying on a faulty map that leads them into danger

• Following a predetermined route, avoiding infected Cranks, and using survival skills.

• Hitching a ride on infected Cranks

What is the main setting of 'The Scorch Trials'?

• A desert landscape filled with obstacles

• A futuristic city with advanced technology

• A peaceful village in the countryside

• An underwater world with sea creatures

Which character is known for their strategic thinking in 'The Scorch Trials'?

• Thomas

• Newt

• Brenda

• Minho

What is the primary challenge faced by the characters in 'The Scorch Trials'?

• Finding hidden treasure

• Surviving the harsh environment and Cranks

• Building a new society

• Learning a new language

How does the author use imagery to describe the Scorch?

• By focusing on the beauty of the landscape

• By highlighting the desolation and danger

• By describing the technological advancements

• By emphasizing the peacefulness of the area

What literary device is frequently used in 'The Scorch Trials' to build suspense?

• Foreshadowing

• Alliteration

• Metaphor

• Personification

Which theme is explored in 'The Scorch Trials'?

• The importance of wealth

• The power of friendship and trust

• The beauty of nature

• The significance of art