Character and Setting
Plot and Events
Themes and Concepts
Mentorship and Training
Outcome and Consequences
100

Who is the protagonist? 

Ender Wiggin

100

How old is Ender when he is recruited into the Battle School?  

6 years old

100

What is the significance of the Mind Game that Ender plays?

It teaches him to think strategically and monitor his psychological state

100

Who is Ender's primary mentors at the Battle School?

Colonel Graff/Mazer Rackham

100

What is the ultimate outcome of Ender's training?

Leading the human fleet to victory against the buggers

200

Who are Ender's siblings?

Valentine and Peter

200

What is Ender's nickname among his peers?

Third

200

How does empathy shape Ender's decisions?

It helps him understand his enemies

200

How do Colonel Graff and Mazer Rackham differ in their approaches to mentoring Ender?

Graff is more manipulative and demanding, while Mazer Rackham is more supportive and understanding

200

How does the ending of the book change your understanding of Ender's character and his journey?

It reveals the moral and emotional twist of his actions and their consequences

300

What is the purpose of battle school?

To train and evaluate children to be future commanders

300

Why is Ender's nickname "Third"?

Because he is the third child in his family.

300

Why does Ender play the Mind Game?

To learn how to make good decisions and understand himself better

300

What role does Ender's relationship with his teachers play in his development as a leader?

It challenges and shape him, causing his growth as a strategist and commander. 

300

What are the long-term effects of Ender's victory on his psyche and his relationships?

It leads to feelings of guilt and isolation

400

What is the name of the alien species humanity is fighting against?

The Formics (Buggers)

400

What event leads to Ender being chosen for Command School?

His successful completion of a difficult simulation known as the "Fantasy Game"

400

Why do the adults want Ender to be a leader?

Because they think he's the best chance to win the war

400

How do the challenges and obstacles Ender faces during his training impact his character development?

They force him to confront his fears, sharpen his skills, and develop determination

400

Why does Ender struggle with guilt?

Because he feels responsible for the destruction caused by his actions

500

How does the Battle Room layout show who's in charge and how the kids work together?

It shows who's friends and who's not, and how they fight in a special room.

500

What is the significance of the Giant's Drink game in Ender's training?

It tests Ender's ability to think creatively and strategically under pressure.

500

Why do Ender's teachers sometimes make things hard for him?

So he can learn to handle tough situations and become a better leader

500

How does Ender's training at Command School differ from his training at Battle School?

Command School focuses more on strategic planning and leadership development, but Battle School emphasizes tactical skills and teamwork.

500

What do we learn about leadership from Ender's story?

Leaders have to make tough choices and think about how their decisions affect others.