Long Way Down

What does the character of Uncle Mark symbolize in the story?

• The consequences of violence and the burden of legacy.

• The triumph of good over evil.

• The importance of family ties.

• The pursuit of happiness and freedom.

What is the significance of the phrase 'Follow The Rules'?

• It emphasizes the importance of individual freedom.

• It highlights the pressure to conform to societal expectations regarding revenge.

• It suggests that rules are meant to be broken.

• It indicates a call for rebellion against authority.

Which ghost did not try to stop Will?

• Shawn

• Ethan

• Lila

• Marcus

How does the character of Dani contribute to the theme of innocence?

• Dani represents the loss of innocence and the impact of violence on youth.

• Dani embodies the purity and joy of childhood.

• Dani is a symbol of rebellion against societal norms.

• Dani illustrates the importance of friendship in overcoming adversity.

What is Rule 2 in 'Long Way Down'?

• No Snitching.

• Always tell the truth.

• Never back down.

• Fight for your honor.

How does the author use repetition in 'Long Way Down'?

• To create a sense of urgency in the narrative.

• To emphasize the weight of the rules and the cycle of violence.

• To develop the characters' backstories.

• To illustrate the passage of time.

What does the 'L (Lobby) button' symbolize in 'Long Way Down'?

• The final decision of Will and which direction his life will take.

• A place of safety and refuge for Will.

• A reminder of Will's past mistakes.

• A symbol of rebellion against authority.

What is the importance of the setting in the elevator?

• It creates a confined space that amplifies Will's internal struggle and decision-making.

• It provides a backdrop for action and adventure.

• It serves as a metaphor for freedom and escape.

• It introduces secondary characters that influence the plot.

Who symbolizes regret and the negative effect of murder on the killer in 'Long Way Down'?

• Pop

• Mike

• Will

• Shawn

What role do ghosts play in 'Long Way Down'?

• They represent the past and the consequences of choices made.

• They symbolize hope and redemption.

• They serve as a source of comic relief.

• They act as a narrative device for future events.