Question 1

In the world of Dani Francis's Silver Elite, what collective term is used for the marginalized class of people who developed psychic mutations following a global biotoxin release?

Accepted Answer

Modifieds

Question 2

What is the specific public role of Greyson Serel, the President's son in H.M. Wolfe's Daggermouth?

Accepted Answer

Official executioner

Question 3

In Silver Elite, what medical consequence occurs to Modifieds who over-utilize their psychic abilities or possess excessive power?

Accepted Answer

Fracturing

Question 4

Who is revealed to be 'Wolf,' the anonymous telepathic friend Wren Darlington has communicated with since childhood in Silver Elite?

Accepted Answer

Cross Redden

Question 5

How does the novel The Incandescent by Emily Tesh deviate from standard 'magical boarding school' tropes?

Accepted Answer

It follows a middle-aged teacher instead of a teenage student

Question 6

In Marie Lu's Red City, what is the significance of the substance known as 'sand'?

Accepted Answer

It allows users to become more powerful and intelligent versions of themselves

Question 7

In the sequel Chaos King by Kacen Callender, what is the primary personal goal of Ash Woods?

Accepted Answer

Finding a way to speak with his dead mother

Question 8

Clara Graysword, the protagonist of Elise Kova's Arcana Academy, is imprisoned at the start of the story for what illegal act?

Accepted Answer

Inking powerful and forbidden tarot cards

Question 9

What is the primary reason Cate strikes a fae bargain with Lachlan Gage in Geneva Lee's Filthy Rich Fae?

Accepted Answer

To save her brother after he is rushed to the hospital

Question 10

In the city of New Found Haven from Daggermouth, which district is described as the place where people are 'mostly just trying to survive'?

Accepted Answer

The Boundary

Question 11

According to the world history in Silver Elite, how long has it been since the global world war released the psychic-altering toxin?

Accepted Answer

$150$ years

Question 12

In Ava Reid's A Theory of Dreaming, what internal struggle does the character Effy Sayre face after the defeat of the Fairy King?

Accepted Answer

A reliance on sleeping pills while adjusting to her literature program

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