Peak by Roland Smith

What event in the early chapters of Peak foreshadows a future conflict or challenge for the protagonist?

• Peak decides to become a chef

• Peak is caught climbing a skyscraper and is arrested for it.

• Peak becomes a professional dancer

• Peak wins a climbing competition

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Based on the foreshadowing in the novel Peak, what do you predict will happen to the protagonist later in the story?

• The protagonist will give up and not achieve their goal

• The protagonist will have no significant challenges

• The protagonist will face significant challenges and obstacles

• The protagonist will have a smooth and easy journey

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How does the theme of perseverance relate to the protagonist's character development in the novel Peak?

• Perseverance has no impact on the protagonist's character development in the novel Peak.

• The protagonist's character development in the novel Peak is hindered by perseverance.

• Perseverance is essential for the protagonist's character development in the novel Peak.

• The theme of perseverance is not present in the novel Peak.

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Describe the protagonist's character at the beginning of the novel Peak and compare it to his/her character at the end of the story.

• Peak is reckless and impulsive at the beginning, but becomes more mature, responsible, and thoughtful by the end.

• Peak is lazy and unmotivated at the beginning, but becomes even lazier and more unmotivated by the end.

• Peak is cautious and thoughtful at the beginning, but becomes more reckless and impulsive by the end.

• Peak is responsible and mature at the beginning, but becomes more irresponsible and immature by the end.

How does the protagonist's character development contribute to the overall message of the novel Peak?

• The protagonist's character development is only for entertainment purposes

• The protagonist's character development shows the growth and change in the main character, which helps to convey the themes and lessons of the story.

• The protagonist's character development is irrelevant to the themes and lessons of the story

• The protagonist's character development has no impact on the overall message of the novel

Explain the theme of the novel Peak and provide an example from the text to support your explanation.

• Love and romance

• Perseverance and determination

• Adventure and excitement

• Friendship and loyalty

What is the name of the main character in the book Peak by Roland Smith?

• Joshua Wood

• Peak Marcello

• Sun-jo

• Roland Smith

Who is Peak's estranged father?

• Sun-jo

• Roland Smith

• Joshua Wood

• Peak Marcello

What is the primary setting of the novel 'Peak' by Roland Smith?

• A) The Sahara Desert

• B) Mount Everest

• C) The Amazon Rainforest

• D) The Grand Canyon

Which character in 'Peak' serves as a mentor to the protagonist?

• A) Zopa

• B) Sun-jo

• C) Holly Angelo

• D) Captain Shek