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Who is AC?

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Question 1

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What is Lin's favorite creative outlet?

Writing zines

Painting murals

Composing music

Making jewelry

Question 2

2.

What major life event has recently happened to Lin when the story begins?

She won a contest

She dropped out of school

She lost a parent

She moved to a new town

Question 3

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How does Lin get her superpowers?

She is struck by lightning

She reports a robbery with her phone

She inherits them from her mother

She touches a magical amulet

Question 4

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What does Lin transform into after gaining powers?

a shadow version of herself

a ghost version of herself

a super hero 

she turns invisible 

Question 5

5.

What does one teen on the internet say AC stands for?

Anonymous Coward

Arctic Circuit

Amplified Code

Aftershock Crusader

Question 6

6.

What type of villain does AC face?

A corrupt politician trying to stage a coup 

A digital being that spreads online chaos

A jealous classmate that also gains the same powers as AC

A mutated animal

Question 7

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What’s one way Lin's powers are visually represented in the book?

She glows yellow

She has electricity coming out of her fingers

Her world becomes outlined in purple

She leaves a trail of binary code

Question 8

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What is Lin’s biggest internal struggle throughout the novel?

Dealing with bullying while trying to maintain her secret

Trying to get better grades while trying to save the world

Balancing her real identity with her superhero persona

Saving enough money for college

Question 9

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What does the villain attempt to manipulate?

Police radios and all short wave radios

military missile silos 

Internet communication and digital devices

Weather patterns and oceanic currents

Question 10

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What theme is explored through Lin’s transformation into AC?

The dangers of fame and the power of anonymity 

The importance of identity and voice in the digital age

Isolation in small towns and the benefits of big cities

Environmental responsibility