Cinder - Chapter 13 Quiz

What does Dr. Erland think the cooling mechanism in Cinder's mechanical parts prevents?

Question Answer Choices Her system from overheating. Her mechanical parts from malfunctioning. Her body from shutting down. Her emotions from becoming too intense.

Why is Cinder unable to cry?

Question Answer Choices Her emotions are suppressed by medication. Her eyes lack tear ducts. Her tear ducts were damaged in an accident. Her mechanical parts prevent her from feeling emotions.

What is unusual about Cinder's reproductive system compared to other female cyborgs?

Question Answer Choices It is perfect and unscathed. It is completely non-functional. It has been replaced with mechanical parts. It is highly susceptible to infections.

What does Cinder notice while studying the bioscan?

Question Answer Choices A malfunction in her mechanical parts. A hidden infection in her body. A rare disease affecting her organs. A strange device fused to her spine.

How long did it take for Cinder's body to rid itself of letumosis this time?

Question Answer Choices Thirty minutes. One hour. Two hours. Twenty minutes.

What does Cinder tell Dr. Erland she is incapable of doing?

Question Answer Choices Crying. Blushing. Laughing. Feeling pain.

What does Dr. Erland ask Cinder before placing his fingers on her neck?

Question Answer Choices If she feels any pain. If she minds if he tries something. If she can feel his touch. If she trusts him.

What happens to Cinder when Dr. Erland presses on her neck?

Question Answer Choices She feels a calming sensation and falls asleep. Her vision becomes blurry, but she remains conscious. Her body is overcome by 'fire and pain,' and she passes out. She experiences a sudden surge of energy.

What does Dr. Erland promise to explain to Cinder after examining her blood samples?

Question Answer Choices The origin of her cyborg parts. The history of cyborgs. The cure for letumosis. His theories about her.

What does Dr. Erland say about the surgeons who made Cinder a cyborg?

Question Answer Choices They made many mistakes. They must have been the best in the world. They were highly experimental. They were inexperienced.