Understanding Characters and Settings

In this chapter, Dune and the people of Ember prepare for a journey to the Pioneer Hotel. Along the way, Dune learns about the world outside Ember, including concepts like oxen and trucks. Upon arrival, they face the challenge of settling into a dilapidated hotel. Ben Barlow explains their temporary stay and the need to eventually establish their own village. The chapter highlights Dune's excitement and determination to learn about the new world.

What were the people of Sparks asked to bring out to the streets?

• Old electronics

• Unused furniture

• Books and papers

• Old blankets and clothes

What were the vehicles used by the villagers called?

• Caravans

• Bicycles

• Truck wagons

• Horse carts

What did Dune learn about the earth from Wilmer?

• It is flat

• It is a sphere

• It has edges

• It is a triangle

What was Dune's reaction to learning about the earth's shape?

• He was amused

• He was confused

• He was angry

• He was indifferent

What was the condition of the Pioneer Hotel?

• Brand new

• Well-maintained

• Old and dilapidated

• Recently renovated

How long were the people of Ember allowed to stay in Sparks?

• Indefinitely

• One year

• Six months

• Three months

What was the main concern about the hotel rooms?

• They had no windows

• They were too far from the village

• They were too small

• They lacked furniture

What did Dune feel about his new environment?

• Confused and lost

• Indifferent and bored

• Excited and empowered

• Overwhelmed and scared

Who was the tall boy with the sharp voice?

• Mick

• Tricker

• Tick Hassler

• Mac