Exploring the City of Ember: Chapters 1-5

What is the setting of the City of Ember?

• A post-apocalyptic underground city.

• A medieval village above ground.

• A futuristic floating city.

• A deserted island in the ocean.

Who are the main characters introduced in the first five chapters?

• Setting details

• Minor characters

• Narrator

• Protagonist, closest ally, antagonist, significant supporting characters

What is the significance of the city's lights in Ember?

• The lights symbolize hope and the fragility of civilization.

• The lights are a warning signal for danger.

• The lights indicate the time of day in Ember.

• The lights represent the city's wealth and power.

Describe the role of the Builders in the story.

• The Builders play a crucial role in shaping the world and driving the plot through their acts of creation and innovation.

• The Builders serve as antagonists who disrupt the harmony of the story.

• The Builders are minor characters with little impact on the overall narrative.

• The Builders are primarily responsible for maintaining the peace in the world.

What challenges do the citizens of Ember face regarding their supplies?

• Dwindling resources and limited access to essential supplies.

• Unlimited storage capacity for all supplies.

• Abundant resources and easy access to supplies.

• Constant supply deliveries from neighboring cities.

How does Lina Mayfleet's character develop in these chapters?

• Lina's character remains static with no significant changes throughout the chapters.

• Lina becomes more withdrawn and hesitant in her decisions.

• Lina evolves from a curious girl to a proactive leader, showing growth in responsibility and confidence.

• Lina focuses solely on her personal interests and ignores her community.

What is the importance of the message Lina finds in the story?

• The message emphasizes the need for immediate action.

• The message highlights the significance of hope and perseverance.

• The message suggests giving up in difficult times.

• The message focuses on the importance of wealth and success.

How does the author use imagery to describe the city?

• The author describes the city using abstract concepts and theories.

• The author uses vivid imagery to evoke the sights, sounds, and smells of the city.

• The author focuses solely on the historical events of the city.

• The author avoids any sensory details in the description of the city.

What themes of hope and despair are evident in these chapters?

• The themes of hope and despair are evident through characters' resilience and dreams contrasted with their struggles and losses.

• The chapters focus solely on themes of love and friendship.

• The themes of hope and despair are only shown through the setting.

• Hope and despair are not present in the characters' journeys.

What clues are given about the history of Ember in the early chapters?

• Ember was founded as a refuge, has a mysterious generator, and faces resource decline.

• Ember was established as a trading hub.

• Ember was built on a mountain peak.

• Ember has an endless supply of water.