The Maze Runner: Chapters 51-55 Quiz

Which character leads the group through the Maze in chapters 51-55 of The Maze Runner?

• Minho

• Thomas

• Newt

• Alby

What is the name of the organization responsible for the Maze?

• WICKED

• CRANKS

• GLADERS

• RUNNERS

Which event marks the climax of chapters 51-55?

• The group finds a way out of the Maze

• The Grievers attack the Gladers

• Teresa regains her memory

• The doors to the Maze close permanently

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Why does Thomas volunteer to lead the group through the Maze?

• He wants to prove his bravery

• He remembers the Maze’s layout

• He is forced by the other Gladers

• He wants to save his friends

What motivates Teresa to help Thomas and the Gladers escape?

• She wants to be the leader

• She feels responsible for their situation

• She is afraid of the Grievers

• She wants to impress WICKED

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Which theme is most evident in chapters 51-55?

• Betrayal

• Survival

• Friendship

• Greed

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What does the Maze symbolize for the Gladers in these chapters?

• A test of intelligence

• A prison they must escape

• A playground for adventure

• A home they love

Based on the events in chapters 51-55, what can you infer about WICKED’s intentions?

• WICKED wants to help the Gladers escape

• WICKED is testing the Gladers for a larger purpose

• WICKED is trying to punish the Gladers

• WICKED is unaware of the Gladers’ struggles

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Compare and contrast Thomas and Minho’s leadership styles as shown in chapters 51-55.

• Thomas is cautious, Minho is reckless

• Thomas is decisive, Minho is strategic

• Thomas is passive, Minho is aggressive

• Thomas is emotional, Minho is indifferent

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Evaluate the author’s purpose in describing the Grievers’ attack in detail during these chapters.

• To show the Gladers’ fear

• To highlight the danger and urgency of escape

• To introduce a new character

• To distract from the main plot

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