All 50 Uses of "simulate" in "Divergent, by Veronica Roth" - Curated

Typically, each stage of the simulation eliminates one or more of the factions, but in your case, only two have been ruled out.

p. 20.9

simulation = something that is not real, but is made to imitate or behave like something that is

(editor's note: In this novel, people placed in a simulation don't know things aren't real. Outside of the novel, people know when they are in a simulation--as when a pilot practices flying a particular type of aircraft without ever leaving the ground.)

If you had shown an automatic distaste for the knife and selected the cheese, the simulation would have led you to a different scenario that confirmed your aptitude for Amity.

p. 21.2

simulation = something that is not real, but is made to imitate or behave like something that is

Normally, the simulation progresses in a linear fashion, isolating one faction by ruling out the rest.

p. 21.4

The choices you made didn't even allow Candor, the next possibility, to be ruled out, so I had to alter the simulation to put you on the bus.

p. 21.5

So I want you to go find him and tell him to research the simulation serum.

p. 187.8

Those with an aptitude for Dauntless picked up the knife in the simulation and stabbed the dog when it attacked.

p. 194.8

She asked me to tell Caleb to research the simulation serum—why?

p. 201.4

What's the simulation?

p. 229.9

The simulation will teach you to control your emotions in the midst of a frightening situation.

p. 230.1

Simulations aren't real; they pose no real threat to me, so logically, I shouldn't be afraid of them, but my reaction is visceral.

p. 230.2

simulations = non-real environments (made to seem real)

editor's notes: To say "my reaction is visceral" is like saying "I feel it in my gut." In this novel, people in such non-real environments typically don't know things aren't real. Outside of the novel, any such environment is probably used for a game or a training exercise--as when a pilot practices flying a particular type of aircraft without ever leaving the ground.

"We use a more advanced version of the simulation here," he says, "a different serum, no wires or electrodes for you."

p. 231.3

simulation = something that is not real, but is made to imitate or behave like something that is

"This simulation is different from the aptitude test," he says.

p. 231.7

The brain's electrical activity is then transmitted to our computer, which then translates your hallucination into a simulated image that I can see and monitor.

p. 231.9

simulated = made an imitation or representation of

"Anyway, your fears are rarely what they appear to be in the simulation," he adds.

p. 239.4

simulation = something that is not real, but is made to imitate or behave like something that is

But the simulation is all in your head, so even though you feel like someone is doing it to you, it's just you, doing it to yourself and ….

p. 247.2

"It's just a simulation, Tris," Four says quietly.

p. 251.1

The last simulation bled into my life, waking and sleeping.

p. 251.2

Nightmares, not just featuring the crows but the feelings I had in the simulation—terror and helplessness, which I suspect is what I am really afraid of.

p. 251.4

The simulation is all in your head.

p. 254.3

You manipulated the simulation; you're Divergent.

p. 255.8

I'll delete the footage, but unless you want to wind up dead at the bottom of the chasm, you'll figure out how to hide it during the simulations!

p. 255.9

simulations = things that are not real, bur are made to imitate or behave like other things

He walks back to the simulation room and slams the door behind him.

p. 256.1

simulation = something that is not real, but is made to imitate or behave like something that is

I manipulated the simulation; I broke the glass.

p. 256.1

How are the simulations going?

p. 257.1

simulations = things that are not real, bur are made to imitate or behave like other things

What does it have to do with the simulations?

p. 257.3

"Among other things, you …. you are someone who is aware, when they are in a simulation, that what they are experiencing is not real," she says.

p. 257.5

simulation = something that is not real, but is made to imitate or behave like something that is

Someone who can then manipulate the simulation or even shut it down.

p. 257.6

On the last day of simulations, they found his body in the chasm.

p. 258.8

simulations = things that are not real, bur are made to imitate or behave like other things

He said the simulations weren't even scary to him …. they were like a game.

p. 259.3

The last day of simulations, one of the Dauntless leaders came in to see it himself.

p. 259.5

I could be good at the simulations, if I mastered whatever force helped me break the glass.

p. 259.6

Just changing the simulations?

p. 259.8

About manipulating the simulations?

p. 259.9

"I don't understand," I say slowly, "why the Dauntless leaders care that I can manipulate the simulation."

p. 260.4

simulation = something that is not real, but is made to imitate or behave like something that is

The only thing I've come up with is that changing the simulation isn't what they care about; it's just a symptom of something else.

p. 260.5

Today the simulation was the same as yesterday: Someone held me at gunpoint and ordered me to shoot my family.

p. 264.2

"I know the simulation isn't real," I say.

p. 264.3

"In the simulation is the only time I get to see them," I say.

p. 264.5

The simulations should disturb me more; they should break my mind, as they have been doing to most of the other initiates.

p. 265.6

simulations = things that are not real, bur are made to imitate or behave like other things

Peter's average simulation time is eight minutes.

p. 267.1

simulation = something that is not real, but is made to imitate or behave like something that is

The simulations, however, reveal who the Divergent rebels are, if there are any, so we will have to examine the footage several times to be sure.

p. 276.8

simulations = things that are not real, bur are made to imitate or behave like other things

"This," says Four, his eyes bright in pale light, "is a different kind of simulation known as the fear landscape."

p. 296.5

simulation = something that is not real, but is made to imitate or behave like something that is

Through your simulations, we have stored data about your worst fears.

p. 296.7

simulations = things that are not real, bur are made to imitate or behave like other things

Some of the obstacles will be fears you previously faced in your simulations.

p. 296.8

The difference is that you are aware, in the fear landscape, that it is a simulation, so you will have all your wits about you as you go through it.

p. 296.9

simulation = something that is not real, but is made to imitate or behave like something that is

Either you find a way to calm down enough that the simulation registers a normal, steady heartbeat, or you find a way to face your fear, which can force the simulation to move on.

p. 298.2

Either you find a way to calm down enough that the simulation registers a normal, steady heartbeat, or you find a way to face your fear, which can force the simulation to move on.

p. 298.3

The simulations drove a crack through Al so wide he could not mend it.

p. 314.5

simulations = things that are not real, bur are made to imitate or behave like other things

"They were trying to develop a longer-lasting serum for the simulations," he says.

p. 317.8

The simulation takes us.

p. 322.2

simulation = something that is not real, but is made to imitate or behave like something that is

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