32 Questions
What is the setting where Angel finds herself?
A laboratory
How does Angel describe the children in the crate next to hers?
Confused and silent
What physical feature does one of the boys in the crate next to Angel have?
Rough, scaly skin in patches
How does Angel feel when she looks at the boy with extra fingers and toes?
Compassionate
What is Angel's first impression of the boy with extra fingers and toes?
He looks like a mistake
What does Angel recognize that helps her identify her location?
The smell of disinfectant
What was the reaction of the two boys when the whitecoats approached Angel's cage?
They looked afraid and edged farther back in their cage
What was the reaction of Angel when the whitecoat unhooked her cage door?
She winced with pain
What were the thoughts of fear like for the caged boys?
Swirling and crashing in their brains
What did the first whitecoat express excitement about?
Getting his hands on Angel
What did the second whitecoat express doubt about?
Believing in the recombinant group
What did the second whitecoat say after seeing Angel?
'Yeah, but I wasn’t sure I believed it.'
What was the reaction of Angel when rough hands dragged her out?
She felt relieved
What did the first whitecoat lean forward to do?
Unhook her cage door
'Man, when I section her brain.' Who is most likely to have made this statement?
The first whitecoat
'Did you ever read the Director’s precept report about this recombinant group.' Who is most likely to have made this statement?
'Yeah, but I wasn’t sure I believed it.'
What physical abnormalities do the two boys in the crate next to Angel have?
One has rough, scaly skin in patches, and the other has extra fingers and toes, and hardly any neck.
Where does Angel find herself at the beginning of the passage?
Angel finds herself in a Kanine Kamper, a dog crate, at the School.
What was the reaction of the two boys when Angel tried to communicate with them?
The two boys stared at Angel without answering when she tried to speak to them.
What does Angel recognize that helps her identify her location?
Angel recognizes the familiar chemical, disinfectant smell of the School, helping her identify her location.
What did the scrambled, incoherent thoughts of the children in the crate next to Angel indicate?
The scrambled, incoherent thoughts of the children indicated their distress or confusion.
What did Angel's heart feel when she looked at the boy with extra fingers and toes?
Angel's heart hurt when she looked at the boy with extra fingers and toes due to his appearance.
What was the reaction of the caged boys when the whitecoats approached Angel's cage?
They looked afraid and edged farther back in their cage.
What did the first whitecoat express excitement about?
The first whitecoat expressed excitement about getting his hands on Subject Eleven, Angel.
What did the second whitecoat express doubt about?
The second whitecoat expressed doubt about believing the Director’s precept report about the recombinant group, which included Angel as Subject Eleven.
Who is most likely to have made the statement, 'Man, when I section her brain'?
The first whitecoat is most likely to have made the statement, 'Man, when I section her brain.'
What is Angel's first impression of the boy with extra fingers and toes?
Angel feels sorry for the boy and recognizes his extra fingers and toes as a result of genetic modification.
Where does the text suggest Angel finds herself?
The text suggests that Angel finds herself in a laboratory or research facility, as she is being taken to lab seven.
What were the thoughts of fear like for the caged boys?
The caged boys had crazed, swirling thoughts of fear crashing in their brains, trembling with dread.
What did the first whitecoat lean forward to do?
The first whitecoat leaned forward to unhook Angel's cage door and take her to lab seven.
What was Angel's reaction when rough hands dragged her out?
Angel winced when rough hands dragged her out, indicating her discomfort and fear.
What did the two whitecoats say about the Director’s precept report and Subject Eleven?
The two whitecoats discussed the Director’s precept report about the recombinant group, expressing excitement and doubt about Subject Eleven being Angel.
Join Angel as she wakes up in a confined space, struggling to recall her surroundings and memories. Follow her journey as she tries to piece together fragments of her memory in an unfamiliar environment.
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