One and Only Ivan (pg 226-262)

How does Mack feel about being the focus of the protesters' attention?

• He is happy to see them

• He feels they are targeting him unfairly

• He supports their cause

Why does Bob initially refuse Ivan's offer to go to the zoo, emphasizing his personal values?

• He's afraid of the box

• He wants to stay at the mall

• He values his independence and identity, which is very important to him

What does Julia's final drawing represent in terms of Ivan and Ruby's future?

• It shows her artistic talent

• It symbolizes her hope for a better future for Ivan and Ruby

• It reflects her sadness about leaving

What is the main reason Ivan is reluctant to go into the box?

• He's afraid of small spaces

• He doesn't trust Maya

• The box brings back memories of losing his sister

What can be inferred about Ruby's feelings about leaving the place?

• She feels only excitement about leaving.

• She has mixed emotions, feeling both fear and hope about leaving.

• She is angry about the change and leaving.

What theme is highlighted by the fluctuation in Ivan's painting prices?

• The true value and perception of art

• The commercialization of animals

• Ivan's growing talent

In the story, what does the claw-stick most clearly symbolize?

• A tool for training

• A symbol of cruelty and harshness

• A necessary equipment

What is the main theme of this section, focusing on a significant change in state?

• The importance of friendship

• The transition from captivity to freedom, highlighting a major change

• The power of art

What theme is highlighted by Bob's emotional response to Ivan leaving?

• The cost of freedom

• The nature of true friendship and its impact

• The fear of change

What does Mack's late-night visit to Ivan reveal about his feelings?

• It shows he feels in control of the animals

• It reveals his feelings of regret and longing for the past

• It indicates his anger about the current situation

• It suggests he is thinking about future plans