NIMONA: CHAPTERS 1-6 QUIZ

Who is Nimona?

• A scientist working for the Institution

• A shapeshifter who wants to be Ballister’s sidekick

• A knight sworn to protect the kingdom

• A villain seeking revenge

How does Nimona first prove her abilities to Ballister?

• She lifts a heavy boulder

• She turns into a shark

• She defeats Sir Goldenloin

• She breaks into the Institution

What is Ballister Blackheart’s goal?

• To destroy the kingdom

• To prove the Institution is corrupt

• To become the next ruler

• To defeat Nimona in battle

Sir Ambrosius Goldenloin and Ballister Blackheart used to be:

• Brothers

• Best friends

• Rivals in politics

• Apprentices to Nimona

What organization enforces order in the kingdom?

• The Guild of Knights

• The Institution of Law Enforcement and Heroics

• The Order of Golden Heroes

• The Royal Guard

The relationship between Ballister and Nimona evolves in these early chapters by:

• becoming more antagonistic

• growing into a friendship

• remaining unchanged

• turning into a rivalry

What does the Institution represent in the story? How does it contrast with Blackheart’s ideals?

• The Institution represents fairness and justice, while Blackheart represents chaos.

• The Institution represents order and control, while Blackheart questions authority and values freedom.

• The Institution represents rebellion, while Blackheart seeks to maintain peace.

• The Institution represents magic and tradition, while Blackheart values science.

How does Nimona’s shapeshifting make her a unique character in the story?

• She can only transform into animals but not people.

• Her powers are limited by the time of day.

• She can turn into anything instantly, making her unpredictable and powerful.

• She needs to touch someone before transforming into them.

How is humor used in the graphic novel?

• The story is completely serious and has no comedic elements.

• Humor is used through witty dialogue, visual gags, and Nimona’s over-the-top personality.

• The humor only comes from Sir Goldenloin’s character.

• The humor is only present in the fight scenes.

How does the artwork in Nimona contribute to the mood or tone of the story?

• The artwork is realistic and detailed, making the story feel serious and dark.

• The artwork is simple and expressive, allowing for both humor and emotional depth.

• The artwork does not play a role in setting the tone of the story.

• The artwork is black and white, making the world feel old and mysterious.