Character Conflicts and Faction Roles

The transcript follows a young girl in a dystopian society as she prepares for an aptitude test that will determine her future faction. She reflects on her family, her appearance, and the choices she must make. The narrative describes her morning routine, interactions with her family, and the bus ride to school. The cityscape and social dynamics of different factions are explored, culminating in the arrival of the Dauntless faction, known for their bravery.

What is the significance of the mirror in the protagonist's house?

• It is a family heirloom.

• It is used for self-reflection.

• It is a symbol of vanity.

• It is used for decoration.

How often does the protagonist's mother cut her hair?

• Every third month

• Every week

• Every year

• Every month

What does the protagonist notice about her appearance?

• She looks exactly like her mother.

• She has changed drastically.

• She looks like a little girl.

• She looks older than her age.

Why doesn't the protagonist's faction celebrate birthdays?

• They forget the dates.

• They don't believe in celebrations.

• It is considered self-indulgent.

• They are too busy.

What is the purpose of the aptitude test?

• To determine intelligence.

• To decide career paths.

• To test physical strength.

• To show which faction one belongs to.

What internal conflict does the protagonist face during breakfast?

• Whether to leave her family or stay.

• Whether to eat or not.

• Whether to go to school.

• Whether to talk to her brother.

How does the protagonist describe her brother Caleb?

• He is rebellious.

• He is shy.

• He is selfish.

• He is selfless.

What is the primary purpose of the Dauntless faction?

• To guard the city fence.

• To ensure selflessness.

• To teach honesty.

• To promote intelligence.

What is the atmosphere like at school on the day of the aptitude test?

• Indifferent and quiet.

• Tense and hungry.

• Joyful and celebratory.

• Calm and relaxed.

How do other students treat the protagonist at school?

• They admire her.

• They target her.

• They are friendly.

• They ignore her.