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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Stuart's father lose his leg?
2. In what year does Stuart die?
3. What does Jeff's girlfriend bring him just after he awakens in his sixth replay?
4. What year does Jeff return to when he begins to relive his life a fourth time?
5. At the time of the New York art exhibit, how much time remains in Jeff's life before his next replay?
Short Essay Questions
1. Jeff dies while in a good relationship with Linda then is replayed into a failed marriage with her. What has changed and what does Jeff do?
2. Why do Jeff and Pamela distance themselves from each other while being held by the U.S. government?
3. How does the U.S. government operative use the information he gets from Jeff and Pamela?
4. What does Stuart tell Jeff and Pamela about the aliens?
5. Describe Stuart's life until his first death in 1988.
6. What idea does Jeff have to help them get some answers about replaying and why does he want answers?
7. How does Pamela find Jeff in Boston when she finally returns to her replay?
8. Once Pamela finally arrives back into the replay, what plans do she and Jeff develop to stay together?
9. How does Jeff entertain Pamela's kids when they come to visit his farm?
10. What glitch occurs when Jeff sets out to rekindle his relationship with Pamela after they re-enter their first replay?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What is the primary theme of Replay? How does Ken Grimwood, the author of Replay, present this theme? How does the theme develop throughout the novel?
Essay Topic 2
Name and define the five types of conflict. Which conflict prevailed in this novel? Explain the conflict in detail, using both the definition and examples from Replay to support your claims.
Essay Topic 3
Define the term flashback as it applies to literature. How are flashbacks used in Replay? Discuss one flashback in detail, focusing on the meaning and purpose of the flashback. How does it add to the story? How does it detract from the story line? Use examples to support your position.
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