The Unwanteds

Based on the events in chapters 1-5, predict what challenges Alex might face in Artime.

• He will struggle with learning new magical skills.

• He will have to confront a powerful enemy from Quill.

• He will need to find a way back to Quill to save his family.

• He will face challenges in making new friends.

Identify the primary motivation behind Aaron's actions in the early chapters.

• His desire to prove himself to his family.

• His ambition to gain power and control.

• His need to protect his friends.

• His curiosity about the magical world.

Analyze how the setting of Artime contrasts with Quill and its impact on the characters.

• Artime's freedom allows characters to express themselves, unlike Quill's restrictions.

• Artime's chaos makes characters long for Quill's order.

• Artime's isolation makes characters miss Quill's community.

• Artime's technology makes characters appreciate Quill's simplicity.

Based on the text, predict how the relationship between Alex and Aaron might evolve.

• They will become allies in a common cause.

• They will grow further apart due to their differing values.

• They will reconcile and work together to change Quill.

• They will compete for leadership in Artime.

Compare and contrast the reactions of the Unwanteds and the Wanteds to the Purge.

• Both groups are indifferent, but the Unwanteds are more vocal.

• The Unwanteds are fearful, while the Wanteds are indifferent.

• Both groups are excited, but the Wanteds are more supportive.

• The Unwanteds are hopeful, while the Wanteds are anxious.

Identify the theme of creativity in 'The Unwanteds'.

• Creativity is a form of rebellion against conformity.

• Creativity leads to chaos and disorder.

• Creativity is a tool for manipulation.

• Creativity is irrelevant in a structured society.

Analyze the character development of Alex in 'The Unwanteds'.

• Alex becomes more confident in his abilities.

• Alex becomes more dependent on others.

• Alex loses interest in magic.

• Alex becomes more isolated from his peers.

What is the significance of the magical world of Artime in 'The Unwanteds'?

• It represents a place of freedom and self-expression.

• It is a place of danger and fear.

• It symbolizes the loss of identity.

• It is a place of strict rules and regulations.

How does the author use symbolism in 'The Unwanteds'?

• The magical spells symbolize personal growth.

• The Purge symbolizes hope and renewal.

• The characters' names symbolize their destinies.

• The setting of Quill symbolizes freedom.

What literary device is primarily used in the relationship between Alex and Aaron?

• Foreshadowing

• Irony

• Metaphor

• Alliteration