Character Analysis in The Maze Runner

Which of the following is an example of direct characterization from "The Maze Runner" Chapters 7-10?

• "He was tall and had dark hair."

• "He clenched his fists and glared at the others."

• "The room was silent as he entered."

• "The maze walls loomed overhead."

Which statement best shows indirect characterization?

• "She was known for her bravery."

• "He always helped others, even when he was afraid."

• "The Glade was surrounded by high walls."

• "It was a hot and humid day."

What is the setting of the Glade in "The Maze Runner"?

• A city in the future

• A walled area surrounded by a maze

• A school in the countryside

• A desert with no water

Which of the following best defines direct characterization?

• The author shows a character's traits through their actions.

• The author tells the reader exactly what a character is like.

• The author describes the setting in detail.

• The author uses dialogue to reveal the plot.

Which character is described as a leader in Chapters 7-10?

• Thomas

• Alby

• Chuck

• Gally

Which of the following is an example of indirect characterization?

• "Minho was the Keeper of the Runners."

• "Thomas felt nervous as he entered the Maze."

• "She always volunteered to help, even when it was dangerous."

• "The Maze was dangerous and confusing."

How does the setting of the Maze influence the characters' actions?

• It makes them want to leave and find a way out.

• It encourages them to relax and enjoy their time.

• It causes them to ignore each other.

• It makes them forget about their past.

Which of the following best shows a character's motivation in Chapters 7-10?

• Thomas wants to become a Runner to help find an escape.

• The Maze walls are tall and covered in ivy.

• The Gladers eat dinner together every night.

• The sun sets behind the Maze.

What can you infer about the Gladers' feelings toward newcomers?

• They are always friendly and welcoming.

• They are suspicious and cautious.

• They ignore newcomers completely.

• They immediately trust newcomers.

Which detail from Chapters 7-10 best shows how the setting creates tension for the characters?

• The Glade is full of flowers.

• The Maze doors close every night, trapping anyone outside.

• The Gladers have plenty of food.

• The sun shines brightly every day.