Emotional Intelligence in Keeper of the Lost Cities

Answer these question about the book Keeper of the Lost Cities to practice emotional intelligence.

These questions are from chapter sixteen to chapter twenty-four of Keeper of the Lost Cities. Answer these to practice emotional intelligence skills. There is no one right answer.

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Sophie thought Grady was angry, confused, and afraid when she read the cypher he was reading. Since anger is thinking something is not fair or right and wanting to make it right, confusion is not actually an emotion, and fear is not wanting something to happen, do you think the ones that are emotions apply to him? If so, what is the definition describing. If not, what do you think he is feeling?

Some other ones are embarrassment, not liking the way you think people view or might view you; sadness, not liking what happened or is happening; happiness, liking something that is happening and wanting it to continue; surprise, feeling like something is new or unexpected and wanting to learn more; and disgust, feeling like something is bad or not good enough.

Dex’s father Kesler is enraged by what Vika yelled at him about a bad match. Since rage is anger stemming from a childhood issue, what do you expect the childhood issue to be without having very much information yet?

Chapter Twenty-One Below

At the school Foxfire, it seems to be considered cool to hurt people they collectively hate. It is expected for people to seek out these people who hurt the people they hate. Do you think it is a good idea to do this? What makes it a good/bad idea?

Chapter Twenty-Two Below

Almost everyone chanted for Sophie to use a pink splotcher at the ultimate splotching championship. What do you think their motivation for wanting that was? What were they feeling when they chanted? What do you think they felt when they both fell unconscious?