City of Orphans

How does the phrase "hungry 25 hours a day, eight days a week" in paragraph 15 contribute to the development of the setting?

• The imagery shows how desperate the situation is.

• The metaphor shows how hungry Maks is.

• The hyperboles show how desperate the situation is.

• The figurative language shows how poor New York is.

What is the main theme of the book 'City of Orphans'?

• A) Friendship and loyalty

• B) Wealth and power

• C) Technology and innovation

• D) Nature and environment

Which character in 'City of Orphans' is known for their bravery?

• A) Maks

• B) Emma

• C) Bruno

• D) Willa

In 'City of Orphans', what role does the setting of New York City play in the story?

• A) It serves as a backdrop for the characters' adventures.

• B) It is irrelevant to the plot.

• C) It is a symbol of wealth and prosperity.

• D) It is a fictional place created by the author.

What literary device is used in the phrase 'the city that never sleeps' in 'City of Orphans'?

• A) Simile

• B) Metaphor

• C) Personification

• D) Hyperbole

How does the author of 'City of Orphans' use dialogue to develop characters?

• A) By revealing their thoughts and feelings

• B) By describing their physical appearance

• C) By explaining the historical context

• D) By providing detailed action scenes

What is the significance of the title 'City of Orphans'?

• A) It highlights the plight of homeless children.

• B) It refers to a specific location in the book.

• C) It is a metaphor for loneliness.

• D) It is the name of a character.

Which of the following best describes the narrative style of 'City of Orphans'?

• A) First-person perspective

• B) Third-person limited

• C) Third-person omniscient

• D) Second-person perspective

What is the primary conflict in 'City of Orphans'?

• A) Man vs. Nature

• B) Man vs. Society

• C) Man vs. Technology

• D) Man vs. Self

In 'City of Orphans', how does the author use imagery to enhance the story?

• A) By creating vivid pictures of the setting

• B) By confusing the reader

• C) By focusing solely on character development

• D) By ignoring the historical context