Matched Assessment

How does Cassia's perception of her society change throughout the novel?

• She becomes more accepting of the rules.

• She starts to question the society's control over personal choices.

• She remains indifferent to the society's structure.

• She becomes more fearful of the society's power.

Which character is most influential in Cassia's development and why?

• Xander, because he represents stability.

• Ky, because he introduces her to new ideas.

• Her grandfather, because he encourages her to follow the rules.

• Her mother, because she supports the society's decisions.

What does the recurring motif of the green tablet symbolize in the novel?

• Freedom

• Control

• Love

• Rebellion

How does the author use the poem "Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night" to enhance the story?

• It highlights the theme of resistance.

• It emphasizes the importance of compliance.

• It serves as a romantic gesture.

• It is used to show the beauty of nature.

What inference can be made about the society's use of technology?

• It is used to empower individuals.

• It is used to maintain control over the population.

• It is outdated and ineffective.

• It is primarily for entertainment purposes.

Which event marks the climax of the novel?

• Cassia's Matching ceremony.

• Cassia's discovery of Ky's true identity.

• Cassia's decision to rebel against the society.

• Cassia's grandfather's death.

What is the significance of the red tablet in the story?

• It represents love.

• It symbolizes memory loss and control.

• It is a symbol of hope.

• It represents freedom.

How does the author develop the theme of choice versus control?

• By showing characters who are content with their lives.

• Through Cassia's internal conflict and decisions.

• By depicting a society without any rules.

• Through the use of humor and satire.

What does the author imply about the role of art and literature in the society?

• They are encouraged and celebrated.

• They are controlled and censored.

• They are irrelevant to the society.

• They are used as propaganda.

How does Cassia's relationship with Xander change throughout the novel?

• It becomes more distant as she questions the society.

• It becomes stronger as they both rebel.

• It remains unchanged.

• It becomes more romantic.