Children of Blood and Bone Ch 1-2

Who is King Saran and what role does he play in the story?

• A benevolent ruler who protects the maji

• The antagonist who enforces the oppression of maji and is responsible for the deaths of many, including Binta.

• A wise advisor to the protagonist

• A legendary hero who fights against oppression

What is the significance of the Raid in the story?

• The Raid represents a pivotal event that led to the oppression of maji and the loss of their powers.

• The Raid was a minor event that had little impact on the characters' lives.

• The Raid was a celebration of the maji's powers and their unity.

• The Raid marked the beginning of a new era of peace and prosperity for the maji.

What does the scroll symbolize in the story?

• The scroll symbolizes the lost magic and the potential for reclaiming power among the maji.

• The scroll represents a map to hidden treasures.

• The scroll signifies the end of an era for the maji.

• The scroll is a warning against the misuse of power.

Define 'maji' in the context of 'Children of Blood and Bone'.

• Maji refers to individuals who possess magical abilities in the world of 'Children of Blood and Bone'.

• Maji is a term for the rulers of the kingdom in 'Children of Blood and Bone'.

• Maji describes the non-magical citizens in 'Children of Blood and Bone'.

• Maji is a type of magical creature found in 'Children of Blood and Bone'.

Explain the relationship between Zelie and Tzain.

• Zelie and Tzain are friends who met during their childhood.

• Zelie and Tzain are siblings who share a strong bond, navigating the challenges of their family's past together.

• Zelie is Tzain's mentor, teaching him about their family's history.

• Zelie and Tzain are distant relatives who rarely interact.

What two items does Amari take from Kaea's chambers at the end of Chapter 3?

• The scroll and her father's cloak.

• A necklace and a ring.

• A book and a dagger.

• A map and a shield.

What did Binta do wrong that led to her death in Chapter 3?

• She attempted to use her magic without permission.

• She was in the wrong place at the wrong time.

• Nothing. He forced her to touch the scroll and then killed her when her magic was activated by it.

• She disobeyed a direct order from her master.

What can we infer from Amari finding her father's cloak in Admiral Kaea's chambers?

• King Saran is having an affair with Admiral Kaea.

• Amari is being framed for a crime.

• Admiral Kaea is a loyal ally of King Saran.

• The cloak belongs to Admiral Kaea.

What does Baba's fishing trip reveal about his character?

• Baba's fishing trip shows his resourcefulness and the sacrifices he makes for his family's survival.

• Baba's fishing trip reveals his lack of interest in family activities.

• Baba's fishing trip indicates his desire to escape from responsibilities.

• Baba's fishing trip demonstrates his inability to provide for his family.

What themes are introduced in the first two chapters?

• Themes of friendship and adventure

• Themes of oppression, family loyalty, and the struggle for identity

• Themes of betrayal and revenge

• Themes of love and sacrifice