Aru Shah and The End of Time: Chapters 21-30

What important realization does Aru make about her role as a Pandava in these chapters?

• She must find a way to return home.

• She must take responsibility for stopping the Sleeper and protecting the world.

• She needs to learn more about her family history.

• She should focus on her studies.

Who continues to guide Aru and Mini through the trials in these chapters?

• Her parents

• Boo

• A mysterious stranger

• A wise old sage

What is the significance of the celestial weapons in these chapters?

• They are decorative items with no real power.

• They are powerful tools that Aru and Mini must find and use to stop the Sleeper.

• They are gifts from the gods for good behavior.

• They are symbols of peace and harmony.

What external conflict do Aru and Mini face in these chapters?

• A disagreement with their friends

• Various mythical creatures and obstacles in magical realms

• A natural disaster

• A school exam

How does Aru’s internal conflict continue to affect her in these chapters?

• She becomes more confident and decisive.

• She struggles with self-doubt and accepting her role as a hero.

• She ignores her responsibilities.

• She feels completely at ease with her new role.

Why are the celestial weapons important to Aru and Mini's heritage as Pandavas?

• They are family heirlooms passed down through generations.

• They are connected to their heritage and are essential in their quest to stop the Sleeper.

• They are symbols of their friendship.

• They are used in traditional ceremonies.

How does Boo assist Aru and Mini during their trials?

• By providing them with magical powers

• By offering advice and assistance as they face challenges

• By fighting their battles for them

• By giving them a map

Analyze how Aru's realization about her role as a Pandava influences her actions in these chapters.

• It makes her more hesitant and unsure.

• It motivates her to take decisive actions to protect the world.

• It causes her to abandon her quest.

• It leads her to seek help from others.

Evaluate the role of mythical creatures in the external conflict faced by Aru and Mini. How do these creatures contribute to the story's tension?

• They serve as minor distractions.

• They are central to the challenges and increase the stakes of their quest.

• They provide comic relief.

• They are irrelevant to the main plot.

Predict how the discovery of celestial weapons might change the dynamics of Aru and Mini's quest.

• It will make their journey more difficult.

• It will empower them to face the Sleeper with greater confidence and strength.

• It will have no impact on their quest.

• It will cause them to question their mission.