Unwind Mid-novel Test (Parts 1-4) A Match the character with the description. Use each description only once. 1. Emby A. Akron AWOL 2. Connor B. runs the graveyard 3. Lev C. has asthma from a transplanted lung 4. CyFi D. his parents didn’t want the other to get custody 5. Admiral E. received part of an Unwind 6. Hayden AB.A tithe ‘Choose the best answer for the following questions. 7. Why is Lev’s brother Marcus so upset at the tithing party? ‘A. He was not allowed to toast his brother. 8. He was not allowed to say goodbye to his brother. C. He does not agree with his brother being tithed. D. He wanted to have the party when Lev turned fourteen. 8. The set of laws passed after the Heartland War that allows for Unwinding is called A. Bill of Rights. B. Bill of Death. C. Bill of Parts. D. Bill of Life. 9. Mark “A” for TRUE or “B” for FALSE 's story begins in Ohio and moves to Nevada. 10. Mark “A” for TRUE or “B” for FALSE Josias Aldridge, the truck driver, helps Connor because he wonders about the Unwind whose hand he received. 11. Mark “A” for TRUE or “B” for FALSE Pastor Dan convinces Lev’s parents to not pursue Lev or tell the police about him.12, Why are clapper threats so effective? A. No one knows what clappers stand for. B. The clappers protest against unpopular laws. C. The clappers share a weird religion that no one else understands. D. The clappers blow things up. 13, Mark “A” for TRUE or “B” for FALSE Risa gets angry at Connor for not acting like a typical hero. 14. All of the following are asked on the plane except — A. Would you rather die or be unwound? B. Are you going to go see your parents when you turn eighteen? . When you are unwound, are you alive or are you dead? . What happens to your soul when you get unwound? 415. Mark “A” for TRUE or “B” for FALSE Lev stays with CyFi all the way to Joplin because he’s trying to make up for what he did to Connor and Risa. 16. When she arrives at the graveyard, Risa allows herself the “wonderful luxury of _” A. relaxation B. relief ©. hope D. love 17. What is the tone of this passage? Either way the pawnbroker’s success is based on the misery of others. It doesn’t bother him ‘anymore. He’s grown used to it (157). A angry B.sad C. concerned D. defeated 18. What theme is implied by this statement? “We move in and out of darkness and light all of our lives” (111). A, People are mostly good. B. People are rarely bad C. People are able to overcome hardships if they have good friends to support them. D. Sometimes people do the right thing, and sometimes they do the wrong thing. 219. What character inference may the reader make about the admiral from this passage? “The current political climate led to my resignation. The law said it was my job to look the other way, but | did not. | will not” (181). ‘A. He stands up for what he believes. B. He is concerned only for himself. C. He likes to argue with the law. D. He does not want to be in a political climate. 20. What can the reader infer about Lev from this passage? He knows he’s been changed by this moment, transformed in some deep and frightening way. Wherever his journey now takes him, it doesn’t matter because he has already arrived there in his heart. He’s become that briefcase in the ground ~ full of gems yet void of light, so nothing sparkles, nothing shines (193). . Lev has changed his attitude about unwinding; he sees now that it is good sometimes. Be . Lev no longer feels any joy or happiness because he’s seen how awful people can be. . Lev no longer wants to run away from his unwi ooe> . Lev wants to keep running until he finds and is reunited with Risa and Connor.