Exploring The Maze Runner: Chapters 1-6

What is the name of the main character introduced in Chapter 1?

• Jane Smith

• Alice Johnson

• Robert Brown

• John Doe

Describe the setting where the story begins.

• A bustling city filled with skyscrapers and busy streets.

• A small, quiet village surrounded by lush green hills and a serene river.

• A dark, haunted forest with eerie sounds and shadows.

• An arid desert with endless sand dunes and scorching sun.

What is the first thing Thomas remembers when he arrives in the Glade?

• He remembers seeing the walls of the Glade.

• He remembers a loud noise from the box.

• He remembers waking up in the box.

• He remembers meeting the other Gladers.

Who is the leader of the Gladers when Thomas arrives?

• Alby

• Minho

• Newt

• Gally

What is the purpose of the Maze according to the Gladers?

• To entertain the Gladers during their stay.

• To provide a safe haven for the Gladers.

• To serve as a training ground for future leaders.

• To test the Gladers' survival skills and adaptability.

What are the names of the creatures that inhabit the Maze?

• Lurkers

• Wraiths

• Grievers

• Shadows

How do the Gladers communicate with each other?

• The Gladers use sign language exclusively.

• The Gladers communicate through telepathy.

• The Gladers communicate through spoken language and written notes.

• The Gladers only write messages in the dirt.

What is the significance of the Box in the Glade?

• The Box is a storage unit for supplies.

• The Box is a trap for dangerous creatures.

• The Box is a landmark for navigation in the Glade.

• The Box is significant as it brings new people and resources to the Glade.

What emotions does Thomas experience upon arriving in the Glade?

• Confusion, fear, urgency, and curiosity.

• Happiness, excitement, boredom, and indifference.

• Calmness, joy, relief, and nostalgia.

• Anger, frustration, contentment, and surprise.

What role does memory play in the early chapters of the story?

• Memory plays a vital role in character development and plot progression.

• Memory is irrelevant to character development.

• Memory only serves to confuse the reader.

• Memory is solely a tool for foreshadowing.