Exploring Divergent: Chapters 1-3

What is the setting of the story in the first chapter?

• The setting is a small town during the early 20th century.

• A bustling city in the late 19th century.

• A futuristic metropolis in the 22nd century.

• A remote island in the 21st century.

Who is the main protagonist introduced in these chapters?

• [Protagonist's Name]

• Antagonist's Name

• Supporting Character's Name

• Minor Character's Name

What are the five factions mentioned in the early chapters?

• Rebel

• Factionless

• Noble

• Abnegation, Amity, Candor, Dauntless, Erudite

How does Beatrice feel about her life in Abnegation?

• Beatrice is indifferent and content with her life in Abnegation.

• Beatrice feels liberated and fulfilled in Abnegation.

• Beatrice feels constrained and unhappy about her life in Abnegation.

• Beatrice enjoys the simplicity and peace of her life in Abnegation.

What significant choice does Beatrice make during the Choosing Ceremony?

• Beatrice chooses Erudite over Dauntless.

• Beatrice chooses Dauntless over Abnegation.

• Beatrice chooses Dauntless over Candor.

• Beatrice chooses Abnegation over Dauntless.

What is the significance of the term 'Divergent' in the context of the story?

• Divergent refers to a specific faction in the story.

• The term indicates a character's loyalty to their society.

• Divergent is a term used for the main antagonist in the story.

• The term 'Divergent' signifies the uniqueness and complexity of characters who do not conform to societal expectations.

Who does Beatrice meet that influences her decision to change factions?

• Christina

• Al

• Peter

• Four (Tobias Eaton)

What are some of the key traits associated with the Dauntless faction?

• Bravery, courage, fearlessness, decisiveness, resilience

• timidity

• indecisiveness

• apathy

How does the author use symbolism in the first three chapters?

• The author uses symbolism to convey themes and character emotions through objects, settings, and colors.

• The author uses symbolism to describe the weather in detail.

• The author uses symbolism only in the final chapter.

• The author avoids symbolism and focuses on dialogue.

What internal conflicts does Beatrice experience in these chapters?

• Beatrice is completely indifferent to her family's opinions and choices.

• Beatrice feels no conflict regarding her family's expectations.

• Beatrice's internal conflicts include her struggle between familial loyalty and personal independence.

• Beatrice is solely focused on her career ambitions without any personal dilemmas.