Night Terrors - JACOB BUSA | Laabri | Nneɛma a ɛma wotumi yɛ ade

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What is the main problem Dylan faces in the story?

He suffers from terrifying night terrors.

He’s being chased by a stalker.

He can’t fall asleep at all.

He has a fear of being alone.

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Why does Dylan join the sleep study?

To avoid going to school.

To get help for his night terrors.

To earn money quickly.

To spy on the other participants.

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Where does most of the story take place?

On a camping trip.

At his grandparents' house.

At Dylan's school.

In a sleep clinic.

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What unusual thing happens to Dylan during the study?

He forgets who he is.

He sleepwalks and runs away.

He begins to hear voices in the walls.

He starts having night terrors while awake.

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How does Dylan feel about the doctors running the study?

He doesn’t pay much attention to them.

He thinks they are just tired.

He trusts them completely.

He becomes suspicious of them.

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Who is Hannah in the story?

Another teen in the sleep study.

His former therapist.

Dylan’s sister.

A nurse at the clinic.

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What clue makes Dylan believe something is wrong with the sleep center?

The doors are always locked.

The cameras are always watching, even when they shouldn’t be.

He hears people screaming at night.

He’s given strange food.

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What theme is explored in the book?

The value of school and education.

Facing fears of growing up.

The blurred line between dreams and reality.

The importance of friendship.

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What personal issue from Dylan’s past affects his mental state?

An injury from a sports accident.

A breakup with his girlfriend.

A history of failing school.

A traumatic event involving his family.

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What is the climax of the story?

Dylan sees a ghost in his dreams.

Dylan breaks down in front of the other participants.

Dylan confronts the truth about what’s happening in the clinic.

Dylan runs away from the facility in the middle of the night.