Exploring The Maze Runner: Chapters 18-24

Which character is known for their leadership qualities and often takes charge in difficult situations in Chapters 18-24 of "The Maze Runner"?

• Thomas

• Newt

• Minho

• Alby

What is the primary theme explored in Chapters 18-24 of "The Maze Runner"?

• Friendship

• Survival

• Betrayal

• Love

Summarize the main events that occur in Chapters 18-24 of "The Maze Runner."

• Thomas discovers a way out of the Maze.

• The Gladers face a new threat from the Grievers.

• Teresa arrives and causes confusion among the Gladers.

• The Gladers hold a meeting to discuss their next steps.

In the context of "The Maze Runner," what does the term "Griever" refer to?

• A type of plant in the Maze

• A mechanical creature that hunts the Gladers

• A secret passage in the Maze

• A group of Gladers who have gone missing

Analyze how Thomas's actions in Chapters 18-24 demonstrate his character development. Provide textual evidence to support your answer.

• Thomas becomes more fearful and hesitant.

• Thomas shows increased bravery and leadership.

• Thomas becomes more isolated from the group.

• Thomas relies more on others for guidance.

What inference can be made about the relationship between Thomas and Teresa based on their interactions in Chapters 18-24?

• They are distant and untrusting of each other.

• They share a mysterious connection and trust each other.

• They are rivals competing for leadership.

• They are indifferent to each other's presence.

Identify the vocabulary word from Chapters 18-24 that means "a state of confusion or disorder."

• Chaos

• Tranquility

• Harmony

• Order

What skill does Minho demonstrate when leading the Gladers through the Maze in Chapters 18-24?

• Cooking

• Navigation

• Negotiation

• Farming

How does the author use the setting of the Maze to enhance the theme of survival in Chapters 18-24?

• By describing the Maze as a peaceful place

• By showing the Maze as a constantly changing and dangerous environment

• By depicting the Maze as a place of refuge

• By presenting the Maze as a place of endless resources

What is the significance of the "Changing" in the context of the story, as seen in Chapters 18-24?

• It is a celebration among the Gladers.

• It is a process that provides new memories and insights.

• It is a punishment for breaking the rules.

• It is a way to escape the Maze.