Tris's Challenges in Knife Training

In a tense training session, Eric introduces knife throwing to the initiates. Floor demonstrates the technique, and the initiates practice, facing challenges and pressure. Eric confronts Al, leading to a tense situation where Four intervenes. The protagonist stands up to Eric, taking Al's place in a dangerous exercise. The session ends with a reflection on the events and an interaction with Four.

What is the setup in the training room when Tris arrives?

• A boxing ring and punching bags

• A chalkboard and desks

• A large target and a table with knives

• A treadmill and weights

How does Eric's posture make Tris feel?

• Relaxed and at ease

• As if the air is heavier

• Excited and motivated

• Indifferent and bored

What are the initiates instructed to do with the knives?

• Carve their names into the table

• Use them for self-defense

• Throw them at the target

• Sharpen them

What does Tris focus on before her first throw?

• The color of the target

• The stance and arm motion

• The sound of the room

• The weight of the knife

Why does Al struggle with the knife throwing?

• He is tired from lack of sleep

• He is afraid of the knives

• He is distracted by Eric

• He lacks confidence and skill

What does Eric demand Al to do after missing the target?

• Try again immediately

• Apologize to the group

• Retrieve the knife

• Leave the training room

What is Al's response to Eric's demand?

• He refuses and stands his ground

• He apologizes and tries again

• He complies without question

• He asks for help from Tris

Why does Tris decide to take Al's place in front of the target?

• To help Al avoid punishment

• To prove her bravery

• To impress Four

• To avoid Eric's wrath

What is Tris's main concern while standing in front of the target?

• Making a fool of herself

• Flinching and proving Eric right

• Getting hit by a knife

• Impressing her peers

How does Eric react to Tris's bravery?

• He ignores her

• He praises her

• He dismisses her

• He claims ownership of her actions