Promises to Keep

What emotions does the theme of promises to keep evoke in the reader?

• Excitement, joy, anticipation, eagerness

• Hope, trust, commitment, responsibility

• Anger, frustration, betrayal, resentment

• Despair, doubt, indifference, laziness

How does the theme of promises to keep connect to real-life situations?

• By highlighting the importance of keeping one's word, being reliable, and fulfilling commitments.

• By demonstrating that reliability is not a valuable trait

• By emphasizing the unimportance of keeping commitments

• By showing that promises are meant to be broken

In what ways does the theme of promises to keep make the story relatable to the readers?

• The theme of promises to keep is too specific to be relatable

• It has nothing to do with the readers' experiences

• It reflects the universal experience of making and keeping promises

• Readers don't care about promises

The book "Promises to Keep" was written by _________________.

• Jackie Robinson

• Sharon Robinson

• Branch Rickey

What is the primary theme of 'Promises to Keep'?

• A) Adventure and exploration

• B) Commitment and responsibility

• C) Mystery and suspense

• D) Love and romance

Which literary device is most prominently used in 'Promises to Keep'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Irony

• D) Foreshadowing

In 'Promises to Keep', what is the significance of the title?

• A) It refers to a literal promise made by the protagonist.

• B) It symbolizes the protagonist's journey and growth.

• C) It is a metaphor for the challenges faced by the characters.

• D) It is unrelated to the story's plot.

What is the main conflict in 'Promises to Keep'?

• A) Man vs. Nature

• B) Man vs. Society

• C) Man vs. Self

• D) Man vs. Technology

Which character in 'Promises to Keep' is most associated with the theme of trust?

• A) The protagonist

• B) The antagonist

• C) The mentor

• D) The sidekick

How does the author of 'Promises to Keep' develop the theme of responsibility?

• A) Through the protagonist's internal monologue

• B) Through dialogue between characters

• C) Through the setting description

• D) Through the antagonist's actions