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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. What did Frankie do that bothers Violet?
2. What is Bobby Dakota doing as he sits in his van?
3. What does Julie like to do after visiting Thomas to bring up her spirits?
4. Why do Bobby and Julie agree to have the police help them find Rasmussen?
5. How many sisters does Candy have?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Candy appalled to learn from Violet?
2. What is Candy doing when he leaves his house and what part is he doing to please his mother?
3. Why does Frank want to leave the alleyway?
4. What do Bobby and Julie find out that Rasmussen is up to in Decodyne?
5. What does Frank see as he looks out the window of the abandoned apartment complex he has chosen as his hiding place?
6. How does Frank feel in Chapter eleven and what doe she do because of this feeling?
7. What do the police find while searching for Rasmussen?
8. What leads Bobby to tell Julie about his fears and how does she respond?
9. What is different about Frank when he wakes up in the motel room?
10. What does Candy do with a woman that is the same as what he used to do with his own mother?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Throughout the novel, many different characters had their own dreams. Choose three characters, describe their dreams, and their ability to achieve them. What idea about dreams is the reader left with at the end of the novel?
Essay Topic 2
Which characters truly seem to be pure of heart throughout the novel? Which ones seem to be selfishly driven? What theme does this seem to represent? Why do you think this way?
Essay Topic 3
Which characters in the novel were portrayed as victims? Do you agree with this portrayal? Which characters do you believe were truly not victims and made their own decisions? On what do you base this assertion?
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