Character Analysis in The Maze Runner chapters 1 - 25

During the Gathering, how does Gally’s dialogue escalate the conflict?

• He suggests abandoning the Runners and focusing on defense.

• He refuses to speak, creating tension through silence.

• He mocks Alby’s leadership and proposes a new leader.

• He directly accuses Thomas of being dangerous and a threat.

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What is the primary conflict between Gally and Thomas in the early chapters?

• Thomas accuses Gally of sabotaging the Runners’ efforts.

• Gally believes Thomas is responsible for the sudden changes in the Glade.

• Gally refuses to trust anyone who supports the Runners.

• Thomas blames Gally for Chuck’s mistrust of the Gladers.

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How does Newt resolve the argument between Thomas and Gally?

• By defending Gally’s right to question Thomas.

• By asserting his authority and emphasizing teamwork.

• By agreeing with Gally’s suspicions of Thomas.

• By removing Thomas from the Runners’ group.

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What conflicting viewpoint does Alby express after going through the Changing?

• He insists that WICKED created the Maze for their benefit.

• He claims the Maze is a trap designed to destroy their hope.

• He believes escaping the Maze is impossible and should not be attempted.

• He urges the Gladers to abandon the Maze and focus on survival.

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What claim does Thomas make about becoming a Runner?

• He has an unexplainable connection to the Maze.

• He is the only one capable of finding an escape route.

• He needs to prove himself by breaking the Glade’s rules.

• He has been a Runner before but doesn’t remember.

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How is the tone described in the Glade?

• Calm and peaceful.

• Joyful and celebratory.

• Sarcastic and dismissive.

• Hopeful and optimistic.

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How does Thomas assert his authority?

• By being silent and observant.

• By emphasizing teamwork.

• By isolating himself.

• By ignoring others.

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What kind of connection does Thomas have with the Maze?

• An unexplainable connection.

• A logical connection.

• A historical connection.

• A fictional connection.

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What does Thomas argue about his actions in the Maze?

• He was reckless and foolish.

• He saved his life and showed bravery.

• He was scared and hesitant.

• He was indifferent and careless.

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What does the narrative allow readers to do regarding Thomas?

• Sympathize with his confusion and frustration.

• Criticize his decisions and actions.

• Ignore his presence in the story.

• Laugh at his mistakes and errors.

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