Cinder - Chapter 7 Quiz

Why was Cinder unconscious on the examining table?

Question Answer Choices She fought the med-droids, who shocked her with 200 volts of electricity. She was put under anesthesia for the procedure. She was given a sedative before the examination. She fainted from fear and exhaustion.

What does Dr. Erland notice about the cyborg technology in Cinder's body?

Question Answer Choices It has a self-repair function. It has a built-in defense mechanism. It has autocontrol and a four-grade nervous system. It has advanced healing capabilities.

Why does Dr. Erland's assistant think he should use the resources he has for plague research?

Question Answer Choices The government mandates that all cyborgs must participate in plague research. Cyborgs are immune to the plague, providing valuable data for the research. Cyborgs have a higher survival rate, making them ideal for research. Cyborgs are not human, and the government pays large sums of money to the families of the subjects who die.

What does Dr. Erland ask about the restraints on Cinder's arms and legs?

Question Answer Choices He asks if they are necessary. He asks why they are there. He asks how tight they are. He asks who put them on.

What is notable about Cinder's right hand and leg?

Question Answer Choices They are both heavily scarred. They are both missing. They are both cybernetic. They are both robotic.

What is Dr. Erland's reaction to the new plague research volunteer?

Question Answer Choices He is indifferent. He is disappointed. He is thrilled. He is concerned.

How does Dr. Erland justify his preference for young research subjects?

Question Answer Choices He says that young subjects are easier to control. He says that young subjects have faster recovery times. He says that young subjects are healthier than older ones. He says that young subjects are more resilient.

What does Dr. Erland reflect on about his hallucinations?

Question Answer Choices They are starting to fade. They are worsening. They are becoming less frequent. They are becoming more vivid.

Why does Dr. Erland's female assistant seem angry about his subject selection?

Question Answer Choices She thinks he is afraid of male subjects. She thinks he is wasting resources. She thinks he is sexist because he keeps releasing male subjects but is thrilled to work on young females. She thinks he is biased against older subjects.

Why does Dr. Erland reject the latest plague research subject?

Question Answer Choices He is too old to be a research subject. He has a strong immune system. He is not cybernetic enough. He has a rare blood type.