CAT Question of the Day Answer the question based on the passage given below. According to Nolan, an important theme of the sequel is "escalation," extending the ending of the movie Batman Begins, noting "things having to get worse before they get better." While indicating The Dark Knight would continue the themes of Batman Begins, including justice vs. revenge and Bruce Wayne's issues with his father, Nolan emphasized the sequel would also portray Wayne more as a detective, an aspect of his character not fully developed in Batman Begins. Nolan described the friendly rivalry between Bruce Wayne and Harvey Dent as the "backbone" of the film. He also chose to compress the overall storyline, allowing Dent to become Two-Face in The Dark Knight, thus giving the film an emotional arc the unsympathetic Joker could not offer. Nolan acknowledged the title was not only a reference to Batman, but also the fallen "white knight" Harvey Dent. Which of the following accurately summarizes all the information about Wayne from the passage? | OPTIONS | | |  | 1) | Bruce Wayne is Batman. He has issues with his father and is portrayed as a detective in the sequel, which has his relationship with Harvey Dent as its backbone. | | | 2) | Bruce Wayne and Batman are two different people. Wayne is the focus on Batman Begins and his relationship with his father and Dent are important for both films. | | | 3) | Dent's relationship with Wayne is very important, and it is the backbone of sequel, which allows him to indulge in detective work. Wayne also has issues with his father. | | | 4) | Bruce Wayne is the Batman, a vigilante who cleans the streets of Gotham city at night. | | | 5) | Wayne is Batman and Dent is Two-Face. The friendly rivalry between them is the focus of the sequel. |
Tip of the Day If the difference in the sum of all the odd-numbered and even-numbered digits is a multiple of 11 (including 0), the original number is divisible by 11. For example, consider the number 102190. The sum of the odd-numbered digits is 12 and the sum of even numbered digits is 1. Since the difference (11) is a multiple of 11, the given number is divisible by 11. Last year's Question of the day (31-Aug-11) Percy is usually portrayed as being good-natured, friendly, brave, and willing to risk his life to save friends, strangers, and even his non-monstrous foes. He often does things and blurts things out before thinking, regardless of consequences, causing him to get in a lot of trouble. In The Demigod Files, Annabeth mentions that while Percy is smart, he is obtuse and insensitive when it comes to understanding people's feelings. Although apparently considered good-looking, Percy has trouble talking to girls. He is good friends with Thalia, but the two often argue as their similar personalities and leadership styles tend to clash. Percy has a sarcastic sense of humor and is wry in his narration.
Which of the following isn't likely to be true for Percy?
| OPTIONS | | | | | 1) | If his best friend Annabeth is quiet because she is upset, Percy will probably not notice. | | | 2) | Percy's arch nemesis Luke is a human, under attack by a monster. Percy will do everything he can to save him. | | | 3) | Percy will tell his friend Grover that the shirt he's wearing is ugly, without thinking twice about it. | | | 4) | Thalia and Percy fight because they have similar styles of leadership. | | | 5) | Percy isn't very humourous; he likes to keep things real. |
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