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WorksheetsQuiz on Chapter 22 of Zane and the Hurricane
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Why is finding the canoe important for Zane, Mr. Tru, and Malvina?
They want to go fishing for food.
The floodwaters are too high to walk through, and a boat is their best chance of escape.
They think a boat will be a safer place to sleep.
They want to use it to signal for help.
What emotions does Zane experience during this chapter?
He is completely fearless and confident.
He feels nervous but determined to keep moving forward.
He is excited about the adventure.
He ignores all dangers and takes unnecessary risks.
How does Mr. Tru contribute to the group's survival?
He refuses to make any decisions.
He has experience navigating through the flooded city and provides guidance.
He panics and slows the group down.
He insists on staying behind rather than looking for help.
What is the biggest external threat the characters face in this chapter?
A lack of food and water.
The extreme heat of the sun.
The dangerous floodwaters and unpredictable city conditions.
Wild animals chasing them.
What lesson does Zane seem to be learning throughout the chapter?
That he must rely only on himself.
That staying calm and working together increases their chances of survival.
That being reckless is the best way to handle danger.
That adults always know what to do in a crisis.
What plan do Zane, Tru, and Malvina devise to seek help?
They decide to stay in their current location and wait for rescue.
They plan to use a stolen car to drive out of the city.
They look for a canoe to get away from the rich home and their security guards.
They attempt to call for help using a radio.
How do the characters' backgrounds influence their decisions in this chapter?
They are all trained survivalists, which makes it easy to navigate the situation.
Their knowledge of the city and past experiences help them make informed choices.
They rely only on strangers to tell them what to do.
They give up because they feel overwhelmed.
What challenges do they anticipate while executing their plan?
Running out of food and water.
Encountering dangerous floodwaters and looters.
Facing wild animals in the city.
Losing communication with each other.
How does the setting impact their strategy for getting help?
The city is completely safe, so they have no worries.
The floodwaters make movement difficult, forcing them to find alternate routes.
The weather is improving, making it easier to travel.
They can use public transportation to escape.
What themes are highlighted through their actions in this chapter?
The importance of teamwork and survival.
The benefits of staying alone in a crisis.
The idea that luck determines survival.
The power of wealth in a disaster situation.
Zane gets to make a phone call to his (a)
