WorksheetsAssessment for Battle Dragons: City of Thieves
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 13mins
How does the protagonist, Abel, change from the beginning to the end of "Battle Dragons: City of Thieves"?
He becomes more selfish and isolated.
He grows more confident and learns to trust others.
He becomes more fearful and dependent on others.
He remains the same throughout the story.
What is one of the central themes in "Battle Dragons: City of Thieves"?
The importance of wealth and power.
The value of friendship and loyalty.
The inevitability of fate.
The dangers of technology.
Evaluate the author's use of descriptive language in the battle scenes. How does it enhance the reader's experience?
It makes the scenes confusing and hard to follow.
It adds vivid imagery and excitement to the scenes.
It slows down the pace of the story.
It detracts from the overall plot.
Compare and contrast the motivations of Abel and his friend Roa. How do their goals differ?
Abel seeks adventure, while Roa seeks revenge.
Abel wants to protect his family, while Roa wants to gain power.
Abel desires wealth, while Roa desires knowledge.
Abel aims for peace, while Roa aims for chaos.
What does Karak, the Sunrise Reaper, symbolize in "Battle Dragons: City of Thieves"?
Fear and destruction.
Freedom and strength.
Wealth and greed.
Knowledge and wisdom.
Identify a key moment in the story where Abel's character is significantly developed.
Chapter 9. When he first encounters Karak.
Chapter 23. When he decides to receive help from the Wind Breakers.
Chapter 20. When he tells his parents everything.
Chapter 27. When he finds Silas, who was made to be the battle hoard.
What theme is suggested by the recurring conflicts between different dragon kins?
The futility of war.
The power of unity.
The importance of tradition.
The inevitability of change.
What can be inferred about the society in "Battle Dragons: City of Thieves" based on the way dragons are treated?
Dragons are seen as tools for war and daily life.
Dragons are revered and worshipped.
Dragons are feared and avoided.
Dragons are considered pests.
How does the author use dialogue to reveal character traits?
Dialogue is used to show Abel's bravery.
Dialogue is used to show Roa's cunning nature.
Dialogue is used to show the antagonist's cruelty.
Dialogue is used to show the mentor's wisdom.
What is the significance of the hoard in each dragon battle?
It represents Abel's ultimate goal.
It symbolizes the greed of the thieves.
It is a test of Abel's loyalty.
It is a distraction from the main plot.
How does the setting influence the events of the story?
The urban environment creates constant danger.
The rural setting provides a peaceful backdrop.
The futuristic world introduces advanced technology.
The historical setting limits the characters' actions.
Evaluate the effectiveness of the author's use of first-person narration. How does it impact the reader's connection to Abel?
It distances the reader from Abel's thoughts.
It provides a deeper insight into Abel's emotions.
It makes the story more confusing.
It limits the perspective to only Abel's experiences.
What role does the city of Thieves play in shaping Abel's character?
It makes him more cautious and strategic.
It turns him into a ruthless leader.
It isolates him from his friends.
It has no significant impact on him.
How does the relationship between humans and dragons evolve throughout the story?
It becomes more hostile and violent.
It shifts from fear to mutual respect.
It remains unchanged and tense.
It deteriorates into complete chaos.
What is the significance of Abel's internal thoughts?
They foreshadow key events in the story.
They reveal his deepest fears.
They provide comic relief.
They are irrelevant to the plot.
What is the significance of Abel's background (or back story)?
It foreshadows the sacrifice Abel must make to give up his parents as he serves the Red Talons.
It influences his motivations, actions, and growth throughout the story.
It has no significance, only helping to make the story longer and easier to publish.
It demonstrates the connections of Abel to Lina, the true hero of the story.
Draw Abel and Karak.
Author Alex London needs your help fixing one of his sentences. What is the correct way to write the sentence?
A rider on a blue-and-gray Steelwing Reaper was wearing a high-collared military officer's coat, but he'd traded out all the silver buttons for bright neon ones in red, orange, and blue.
A rider on a blue-and-gray Steelwing Reaper was wearing a high-collared military officer's coat but he'd traded out all the silver buttons for bright neon ones in red, orange, and blue.
A rider on a blue-and-gray Steelwing Reaper was wearing a high-collared military officer's coat. but he'd traded out all the silver buttons for bright neon ones in red, orange, and blue.
A rider on a blue-and-gray Steelwing Reaper was wearing a high-collared military officer's coat, he'd traded out all the silver buttons for bright neon ones in red, orange and blue.
Which is the most accurate image for Percy, the pangolin?
