The end of One and Only Ivan Quiz

What does Ivan's initial reluctance to enter the door most clearly symbolize about his personal struggles?

• His fear of the outdoors

• His internal struggle with his own identity

• His dislike of change

Why does Ivan watch the gorillas on TV before meeting them in person?

• For fun and entertainment

• To understand and learn proper gorilla behavior

• Because Maya insists on it

What can be inferred about Kinyani's behavior when she throws a stick?

• She is being unkind

• She is evaluating Ivan's ability to lead

• She wants to engage in play right away

What does Ivan's mud art on the wall symbolize about his identity?

• His act of defiance against being held captive

• His deep connection to his natural instincts and true self

• His feeling of being uninterested and idle

Why does Ivan initially struggle with romance as a gorilla?

• He doesn't like Kinyani

• He has forgotten how to behave like a gorilla

• He is too old

What is the main focus of this section?

• The significance of having friends

• The journey to discover one's true self

• The difficulties associated with being free

What does Ivan's attempt to climb the tree symbolize?

• The inevitable decline with age

• The challenge of regaining lost skills

• The anxiety associated with heights

What key theme is highlighted by Bob's return?

• The enduring power of true friendship

• The final stage of Ivan's personal journey

• The unsuccessful operation of the zoo

What does Ivan mean when he refers to himself as 'Mighty Silverback' at the end?

• He is being sarcastic about his identity

• He is finally embracing his true identity as a leader

• He is copying what Bob said earlier

What does the 'wall' symbolize in this section?

• A barrier to freedom and progress

• A canvas for artistic expression

• A symbol of being trapped or confined