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Divergent/Literary Elements Review

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

Why are Erudite faction members required to wear at least one blue article of clothing at a time?

a)

Because blue is the faction's official color.

b)

Because blue is said to have a calming effect on the brain.

c)

Because it represents loyalty to the faction.

d)

Because it is a tradition passed down through generations.

2.

Why does "prosperity" have a negative connotation in the world of Divergent?

a)

It is associated with greed and corruption.

b)

It is a term used by the Erudite to manipulate others.

c)

It is a concept that only the Dauntless value.

d)

It is a word banned by the Abnegation.

3.

Why is Tris being arrested by Jeanine Matthews?

a)

For stealing from the Erudite faction.

b)

For being accused of crimes against the Erudite and being Divergent.

c)

For failing her Dauntless initiation.

d)

For helping the Abnegation faction.

4.

How would you describe the interaction between Jeanine Matthews and Tris?

a)

Friendly and cooperative.

b)

Tense and manipulative.

c)

Indifferent and neutral.

d)

Hostile and violent.

5.

What does Tris realize about Eric's allegiance?

a)

He is secretly helping the Abnegation.

b)

He is loyal to Jeanine Matthews and the Erudite's agenda.

c)

He is planning to leave the Dauntless faction.

d)

He is working to overthrow Jeanine Matthews.

6.

Why was Four being "cruel" to Tris?

a)

To show his true feelings.

b)

To protect her from Jeanine and Eric.

c)

To test her loyalty to Dauntless.

d)

To make her stronger.

7.

What is involved in Candor's initiation process?

a)

A physical endurance test.

b)

Taking truth serum and confessing secrets.

c)

A written exam on faction history.

d)

A public debate on honesty.

8.

What do Tris and Tobias figure out at the end of the chapter?

a)

The Erudite plan to attack Dauntless.

b)

Jeanine plans to use Dauntless soldiers to attack Abnegation.

c)

The Abnegation are planning a rebellion.

d)

The Candor faction is secretly allied with Erudite.

9.

Describe the Abnegation initiation ceremony.

a)

A lavish banquet celebrating new members.

b)

A simple ritual focusing on community service and selflessness.

c)

A competitive event to test bravery.

d)

A secretive meeting with faction leaders.

10.

What does Tris realize about herself by the end of Chapter 29?

a)

She is weaker than she thought.

b)

She is stronger and braver than she thought.

c)

She is destined to lead the Erudite.

d)

She is unable to resist simulations.

11.

What is the significance of wearing blue in the Erudite faction?

a)

It symbolizes their connection to the ocean.

b)

It aligns with their belief in rationality and intelligence.

c)

It is a sign of mourning for past leaders.

d)

It is a requirement for all faction ceremonies.

12.

How does the concept of "prosperity" conflict with Abnegation ideals?

a)

It promotes selflessness and community service.

b)

It encourages wealth and material success.

c)

It aligns with the values of the Dauntless.

d)

It is a core principle of the Abnegation.

13.

What role does Eric play in Jeanine's plan?

a)

He is a double agent working against Jeanine.

b)

He is an ally helping to use Dauntless soldiers for her scheme.

c)

He is a neutral party with no involvement.

d)

He is a leader of a resistance group.

14.

What is the purpose of Candor's initiation involving truth serum?

a)

To test physical strength.

b)

To prove honesty and transparency.

c)

To evaluate intelligence.

d)

To assess loyalty to the faction.

15.

What do Tris and Tobias's discoveries imply about the urgency of their situation?

a)

They have plenty of time to plan their next move.

b)

They must act quickly to stop Jeanine's plot.

c)

They should focus on gathering more information.

d)

They need to seek help from other factions.

16.

Reliving moments from the past with the character in detail.

a)

plot

b)

flashback

c)

conflict

d)

setting

17.

things that represent ideas, thoughts, historical events

a)

symbolism

b)

mood

c)

imagery

d)

inference

18.

Using our five senses to describe.

a)

tone

b)

characterization

c)

imagery

d)

inference

19.

emotions of the READER…how it makes you feel as the reader

a)

conflict

b)

flashback

c)

inference

d)

mood

20.

The way something is said...revolves around attitude and set by the author

a)

tone

b)

plot

c)

symbolism

d)

characterization

21.

using clues, background information, evidence, and reasoning to come to a conclusion

a)

plot

b)

inference

c)

conflict

d)

imagery

22.

understood through physical appearance, thoughts, actions, others' reactions, or through narrator's direct comments

a)

tone

b)

setting

c)

characterization

d)

conflict

23.

4 types: man vs man, man vs nature, man vs society, man vs self

a)

imagery

b)

plot

c)

conflict

d)

mood

24.

5 elements which include: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution

a)

tone

b)

flashback

c)

setting

d)

plot

25.

asks the questions when? and where?

a)

inference

b)

setting

c)

plot

d)

mood