Understanding the Glade's Functions

Thomas is introduced to the Glade, a mysterious place with a Box that delivers supplies and new arrivals. Alby explains the Glade's structure, including the Gardens, Blood House, Homestead, and Deadheads. Thomas explores the area, grappling with memory loss. Alby reveals the Maze's dangers and strict rules. An unexpected alarm signals a new arrival, causing chaos among the Gladers.

What is the Box used for in the Glade?

• To dispose of waste

• To bring in new people and supplies

• To transport people out of the Glade

• To store food supplies

How often do supplies arrive in the Glade?

• Once a day

• Once a month

• Once a year

• Once a week

Which section of the Glade is used for growing crops?

• Gardens

• Deadheads

• Homestead

• Blood House

What is the purpose of the Blood House?

• To grow crops

• To store supplies

• To raise and slaughter animals

• To house the Gladers

Why does Thomas find the graveyard disturbing?

• Because it is full of animals

• Because it is always raining there

• Because it is in a place full of teenagers

• Because it is located in the Homestead

What is the number one rule in the Glade?

• No one is allowed in the Maze except for the runners

• Everyone must sleep in the Homestead

• Everyone must work in the Gardens

• No one can leave the Glade

What does Thomas aspire to become after learning about the Maze?

• A slicer

• A runner

• A builder

• A gardener

What are Beetle Blades used for?

• To watch the Gladers

• To guard the Glade

• To scare away animals

• To transport supplies

What does the alarm indicate in the Glade?

• A Griever attack

• A fire in the Homestead

• The arrival of a new newbie

• A food shortage

Why is the arrival of a new newbie surprising to Newt?

• Because it is the first time a newbie has arrived

• Because the newbie is a girl

• Because the Box is broken

• Because two newbies have never arrived in the same month