Mystery and Themes in "Long Way Down" Quiz

Jason Reynolds is the author of 'Long Way Down'.

The story primarily takes place in New York City.

The setting is primarily focused on a subway station.

Tony is the first person Will encounters on his elevator journey.

The elevator stops at seven floors in the story.

The neighborhood gang is the target of Will's revenge.

The young boy's name is Tony.

Free Verse is the predominant form of poetry used in the book.

Will is the main character in 'Long Way Down'.

The number 7 symbolizes completion and closure in the book.

Shawn is Will's deceased brother in the story.

Will follows the rule of waiting seven seconds before deciding on revenge.

'Long Way Down' is a verse novel.

Will seeks revenge due to his brother's death.

The central theme explores concepts of justice and revenge.

Foreshadowing is prominently used throughout the book.

Will challenges the cycle of violence in the story.

The street code perpetuates a cycle of violence and revenge.

'Long Way Down' was nominated for the Newbery Medal.

The elevator represents the passage between life and death.

The overarching message is that violence begets violence.