Exploring Chapter 2 of City of Ember

What is the main setting described in Chapter 2?

• A small, quiet town surrounded by mountains.

• A remote desert village.

• A large, industrial metropolis.

• A bustling city by the sea.

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Who are the primary characters introduced in this chapter?

• Jane and Mr. Smith

• Emily and Mr. Johnson

• John and Mrs. Brown

• Sarah and Dr. Lee

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What significant event occurs at the beginning of Chapter 2?

• A pivotal moment that impacts the plot.

• A character's backstory is revealed.

• A minor conflict is introduced.

• The setting changes dramatically.

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How does the author describe the atmosphere of the city in this chapter?

• The atmosphere of the city is vibrant and bustling.

• The city is quiet and serene.

• The atmosphere is dull and lifeless.

• The city feels isolated and abandoned.

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What challenges do the characters face in Chapter 2?

• The characters only deal with minor inconveniences.

• The characters face internal conflicts and external obstacles.

• The characters only face external conflicts.

• The characters do not face any challenges.

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What role does the concept of light play in this chapter?

• Light is a representation of danger and warning.

• Light serves as a mere backdrop for the characters' actions.

• Light symbolizes physical beauty and aesthetics.

• Light represents knowledge and enlightenment, contrasting with darkness.

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CCSS.RL.4.9

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How do the characters' emotions reflect the state of the city?

• The characters' emotions are unrelated to the city's condition.

• The characters' emotions reflect the city's atmosphere and societal issues.

• The characters' emotions only reflect personal experiences, not societal issues.

• The city is always cheerful, regardless of the characters' feelings.

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CCSS.RL.7.3

What is the significance of the 'Instructions for Egress' mentioned in this chapter?

• They detail the history of building codes.

• They outline the procedures for fire drills.

• They describe the layout of the building's interior.

• They provide essential guidance for safe evacuation.

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How does the chapter develop the theme of hope or despair?

• Despair is illustrated by the characters' constant success and happiness.

• The chapter develops the theme of hope through resilience and support, while despair is shown through challenges and losses.

• The chapter focuses solely on the characters' failures without any mention of hope.

• Hope is depicted through the absence of conflict and struggle in the narrative.

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What clues about the city's history are revealed in Chapter 2?

• The city's history is only about its recent developments.

• The city's history is reflected in its architecture, landmarks, and significant historical events.

• The architecture is solely influenced by modern trends.

• Landmarks are not significant to the city's past.

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