Exploring Maze Runner Chapter 13

What significant event occurs at the beginning of Chapter 13?

• A character is introduced for the first time.

• A pivotal character decision or dramatic plot twist occurs.

• A flashback reveals past events.

• The setting changes dramatically.

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How does Thomas feel about the changes happening in the Glade?

• Thomas feels anxious and uncertain about the changes.

• Thomas is excited about the changes.

• Thomas feels indifferent to the changes.

• Thomas is relieved by the changes.

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What new information does Thomas learn about the Maze in this chapter?

• The Maze is a simple structure with no changes.

• The Maze is a static environment that remains the same.

• The Maze is only a series of locked doors and walls.

• The Maze is a complex system that changes and adapts.

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Who does Thomas have a confrontation with in Chapter 13?

• Alby

• Minho

• Newt

• Gally

What role does Minho play in this chapter?

• Minho plays the role of a leader and motivator.

• Minho serves as a comic relief character.

• Minho is a background character with no influence.

• Minho acts as a villain in the chapter.

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How does the chapter explore the theme of fear?

• The chapter explores fear through characters' internal struggles, vivid imagery, and its impact on decisions and relationships.

• The chapter discusses fear through historical events and their outcomes.

• Fear is portrayed solely through the setting and atmosphere of the chapter.

• The theme of fear is ignored and not addressed in the chapter.

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What decision does Thomas make regarding the Maze?

• Thomas decides to stay in the Maze.

• Thomas plans to build a new Maze.

• Thomas chooses to destroy the Maze.

• Thomas decides to escape the Maze.

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What is the significance of the Grievers in this chapter?

• The Grievers signify the dangers and challenges that the Gladers must face, representing fear and the unknown.

• The Grievers symbolize the rewards of success in the Glade.

• The Grievers are a source of comfort and safety for the Gladers.

• The Grievers represent the allies of the Gladers in their journey.

How does the chapter develop the relationship between Thomas and Teresa?

• Their relationship is portrayed as purely transactional with no emotional depth.

• The chapter develops the relationship between Thomas and Teresa by showcasing their growing trust and emotional connection through shared challenges.

• The chapter focuses solely on their individual struggles without any interaction.

• Thomas and Teresa have a rivalry that deepens throughout the chapter.

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What clues are provided about the future challenges the characters will face?

• Easy victories, friendly allies, and clear decisions.

• Unresolved conflicts, new adversaries, and difficult moral choices.

• Immediate rewards, no obstacles, and straightforward paths.

• Predictable outcomes, supportive mentors, and simple tasks.

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