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WorksheetsLegend by Marie Lu - Novel Review
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 39mins
Why is Day wanted by the Republic?
He is accused of arson, theft, and destruction of military property.
He stole an expensive watch from a jewelry store.
He broke the window of a bank.
He knocked out a soldier.
Why is Day confused about the marking placed on his family's door?
The soldiers paint it with a red x.
The soldiers paint it with a red x with a vertical line passing through it.
The soldier paint it with a blue x.
The soldiers clean the marking off of the door.
What provoked Day to commit his first "perfect" crime?
Soldiers kidnapping his brother Eden.
Police taking his dad in for questioning and returning him beaten with two broken arms.
Soldiers harassing his mother.
Police breaking into their house and destroying their property.
In the new Republic, everyone wears white at funerals.
True
False
How is Day able to communicate to the person passing out plague cures at the 10 second place?
with a cell phone
with the speakers lining the roofs
How does June figure out that Day is from the Lake sector?
He uses the term "cousin" in his greeting.
He smells of fish.
She follows him to the Lake sector.
Who goes undercover to track down Day?
Thomas
Commander Jameson
June
Why do you think June volunteers to fight Kaede?
She knows that Tess doesn't stand a chance.
She wants to earn the Notes for winning.
She's itching for a good fight!
Kaede fights dirty and stabs June although weapons aren't allowed in a Skiz fight.
True
False
Who saves June from the crowd at the end of chapter 12.
Tess
Thomas
Kaede
Day
Who does June meet at the impromptu ball?
Day
Metias
Elector Primo
Tess
Why does the Republic celebrate June with an impromptu ball?
Because she found and captured Day.
Because she scored a perfect score on her trial.
Because she turned 16 years of age.
What score did Day REALLY earn on his trial?
675, he failed.
A perfect score, 1500.
What surprises Day as he’s introduced at the beginning of his sentencing?
Day hears boos. People are upset that the Republic has caught him.
Many people dislike him. They cheer for his capture.
Thomas continually follows Commander Jameson's orders without question. What does this lead June to realize?
Thomas could be responsible for Metias' death.
Thomas will become the next Elector Primo.
Thomas is Commander Jameson's favorite soldier.
What did June return to Day when she visited him in his jail cell?
Day's coat.
Day's pendant.
Day's notes.
What is hidden away in Day's pendant?
An old picture of his father.
A lock of his mother's hair.
A quarter proving that the United States truly existed.
Why did the Republic decide to kill June's parents?
Her dad found out that the Republic engineers the annual plagues.
Her dad tried to get reassigned within the Republic.
Both answers are correct.
Metias discovered the Republic's secrets involving his parents death and their involvement with the plague that's why he was killed.
True
False
What is one distinct difference between the wealthy sections of Los Angeles and the poorer sections?
The wealthy have the latest technology, whereas the poor have old models of phones and computers that the rich have sold or donated.
The wealthy sections have nice vehicles, and the poor have to walk, ride their bikes or use public transportation.
The wealthy sections have lots of electricity, whereas the poor sections have lanterns and bonfires. (261)
Why do Kaede and Tess have a hard time trusting June?
June works for the Republic and captured Day.
June is in love with Thomas.
June works for the Patriots.
June did not grow up in the Lake sector.
What are the factors that convince Kaede and the Patriots to help June? (Multiple select)
Two-hundred thousand Notes
Fireworks
An electro-bomb
Detailed classified information June knows
Stun guns
At the beginning of several of Day’s chapters, the reader is told about what dreams Day was having. What do you think is the purpose of this writing technique?
The purpose of this technique is to entertain the reader with humor.
The purpose of this technique is to inform the reader of Day's past, his worst fears, and give other insight into his character.
The purpose of this technique is to persuade the reader that Day is actually a violent person.
What mood does the author develop through the interaction with the policeman? How does Marie Lu accomplish this?
She develops a tense mood. She accomplishes this through the use of name-calling, physical aggression, and stealing.
She develops an easygoing, laid-back mood. She accomplishes this through the use of familiar language, and casual chit-chat.
She develops a sad and depressing mood. She accomplishes this through the use of intense description of injuries.
What does the practice of public execution tell us about the Republic?
They have a fair justice system in place.
They want to control the people through fear.
They do not have modern technology or weapons.
How does John show that he still feels the need to mentor and guide Day like the big brother that he is?
John advises Day to make a scene and be as entertaining as possible to everyone watching. "Give them a show!"
John advises Day not to give in to what the Republic wants him to do on his execution day. He says to still be scary and basically show that you still have self-confidence and self-respect.
John advises Day to kiss June one last time before he dies.
What is a simile ?
figurative language that compares two like things
figurative language that compares two unlike things using "as" or "like"
comparison of people
What two words help you identify simile in a text?
"as" and "like"
"because" and "why"
"cause" and "effect"
Which phrase IS a simile?
It is ice cold in this room.
You're as cold as ice.
What is a metaphor?
A comparison that uses the words "like" or "as"
A comparison that does not use the words "like" or "as"
An adverbial phrase that compares one thing to another
A type of poem in which two things are compared
My life is a dream.
What is being personified?
introduces the characters?
During the exposition, it is important to introduce the ________ and the ________.
The event in a story that sets the central conflict in motion is the...
theme
resolution
climax
inciting incident
What is a symbol?
a sign
something representing something else
an object
characters in a story
After struggling to escape a hard life, the protagonist is described in the last chapter as twirling around on a spring day surrounded by newly budding trees and blooming flowers. What does this resolution symbolize?
sadness that the new season has started
excitement to hear the birds chirping
optimism that life is restarting; representing a new birth
disappointment that summer is so close
What kind of information and literature is used in dystopian societies in order to control what the citizens know and the information they have access to?
Propaganda
Newspapers
Control over the internet
Burn all the books
When stories, legends, or rumors in a society are told in order to keep people from wanting to leave, they are creating this
People who are not brave
Fear of the outside world
Oral stories because the books are taken away
reasons that citizens should explore outside for themselves
