Ender's Internal Conflicts and Vows

The video provides a study guide for Chapter 10 of Ender's Game, titled 'Dragon'. Ender is promoted to commander of the Dragon Army, which has a poor history. He receives new soldiers to avoid any advantage from his previous training. Ender treats Bean similarly to how Graff treated him, but he decides to befriend Bean instead. Ender faces internal conflicts with his new role and resolves them by recalling positive memories. He vows to defeat the teachers, aligning with Graff's plans to instill a competitive spirit in him.

What is the title of Chapter 10 in Ender's Game?

• Phoenix

• Dragon

• Tiger

• Griffin

What army is Ender given command of in Chapter 10?

• Tiger Army

• Griffin Army

• Phoenix Army

• Dragon Army

Why was Dragon Army's name retired in the past?

• It was too old

• It never won a third of its games

• It was too powerful

• It was too small

How old is Ender when he is promoted to commander of Dragon Army?

• 9 years old

• 10 years old

• 11 years old

• 12 years old

Why did Graff give Ender all new soldiers?

• To reward Ender

• To prevent Ender from using known tactics

• To give Ender an unfair advantage

• To make things easier for Ender

How does Ender treat Bean similarly to how Graff treated him?

• By isolating him

• By praising him

• By befriending him

• By ignoring him

What does Ender vow not to do to Bean?

• Train him

• Help him

• Ignore him

• Isolate him

What does Ender finally understand about Graff's treatment of him?

• Graff was trying to make him quit

• Graff was ignoring him

• Graff was trying to befriend him

• Graff was isolating him to make him stronger

What does Ender want to do for Bean instead of isolating him?

• Compete with him

• Help him and be his friend

• Ignore him

• Challenge him

What are Ender's internal conflicts in this chapter?

• Being given a new Army to train

• Being able to train with his friends

• Being praised by his friends

• Being ignored by his friends