"So You Want to Be a Wizard" Quiz
A young girl discovers a mysterious book that introduces her to the world of wizardry, leading her and a new friend on a dangerous quest to save New York City from dark forces.
fantasy | 323 pages | Published in NaN
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Essay questions
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- Discuss the role of personal choice and responsibility in 'So You Want to Be a Wizard.' How do the characters' decisions shape the narrative?
- Analyze the development of the friendship between Nita and Kit. How does their relationship influence their growth as wizards and individuals?
- Examine the theme of bullying in the novel. How does Nita’s experience with bullies affect her actions and motivations?
- Explore the significance of the Book of Night with Moon. How does Diane Duane use the Book as a symbol throughout the story?
- Discuss the portrayal of magic in the novel. How does the author’s depiction of wizardry differ from or resemble traditional fantasy tropes?
- Consider the character of the Lone Power. What does this antagonist represent, and how does its presence impact the protagonists’ journey?
- Analyze how 'So You Want to Be a Wizard' blends elements of science and fantasy. How does this mixture affect the story’s themes and world-building?
- Reflect on Nita’s relationship with her family, particularly her sister Dairine. How does family dynamic shape Nita’s character?
- Discuss the significance of the alternate version of New York City. What does this setting contribute to the novel’s atmosphere and themes?
- How does Diane Duane address the concept of courage in the face of overwhelming odds? Use examples from the novel to support your answer.
- Examine the role of language and naming in wizardry. Why is understanding the true name of things important in the novel?
- How do themes of loss and sacrifice manifest in the story? What are the consequences of the choices the characters make?
- How does 'So You Want to Be a Wizard' use the journey motif to structure its plot? In what ways is this journey both physical and emotional for the protagonists?
- Analyze the character of Fred, the white hole. What role does Fred play in the story, and how does his presence influence Nita and Kit?
