Exploring the Village of Ember

The people of Ember arrive in a new village and explore their surroundings. They interact with the villagers, learn new words, and gather at the plaza. The village leaders introduce themselves and make arrangements for the night. Lena feels homesick as she adjusts to the new environment.

What was the first impression of the village's buildings?

• They were modern and sleek.

• They were heavy-looking and imperfect.

• They were colorful and vibrant.

• They were made of glass and steel.

How did the village's plant life differ from Ember's?

• Ember had more diverse plant life.

• The village had no plants at all.

• The village had plants growing everywhere.

• Ember had plants growing on rooftops.

What did Lena notice about the animals in the village?

• They were robotic.

• They were small and harmless.

• They were huge and terrifying.

• They were invisible.

What did Dune find interesting about the yellow flowers?

• They were glowing in the dark.

• They were edible.

• They had a spider the same color as the flower.

• They had a unique scent.

Who were considered Lena's family in the village?

• Only her sister Poppy.

• The entire village.

• Mrs. Murdo, Dune, and his father.

• Only Dune and his father.

How did the villagers react to the newcomers?

• They were hostile and unwelcoming.

• They immediately offered food.

• They were curious and stared.

• They ignored them.

What was the plaza compared to in Ember?

• Harkin Square.

• A library.

• A park.

• A marketplace.

Who were the leaders of the village?

• The village elders.

• Lena, Dune, and Poppy.

• The mayor of Ember.

• Mary Waters, Ben Barlow, and Well Redent.

What did Mary Waters offer to the newcomers?

• Jobs in the village.

• Shelter and food for the night.

• A tour of the village.

• A map of the area.

What did Lena feel as night approached?

• Eager to explore more.

• Scared of the dark.

• Homesick for Ember.

• Excited about the new place.