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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 many years before narrative present had Marie sent her daughter Tess out of London in hopes of keeping her safe?
2. In what month does Marie participate in her first run with the other operatives in Chapter 5?
3. Marie believes that something "within [her] had changed" after which character "had deployed" (95)?
4. Whose idea is it to deploy women operatives within SOE in the first place?
5. In what city does Chapter 1 open?
Short Essay Questions
1. In what way is the theme of perseverance presented within Chapter 9?
2. Discuss an instance in Chapter 10 when Jenoff utilizes the motif of dreams.
3. What mistake does Marie make in Chapter 7 when she sees Eleanor for the first time in six weeks and why is her act a mistake?
4. Discuss the symbolism of Marie's butterfly locket necklace.
5. Whose idea is it to utilize female operatives within the SOE and why is this fact significant?
6. From whose perspective is Chapter 1 presented and what does the reader learn about this character in the opening passages of the chapter?
7. What shocking discovery does Grace make at the end of Chapter 4?
8. For what purpose does Eleanor visit Arasaig House in Chapter 6?
9. What does Grace decide to do with the group of photographs in Chapter 11 and what does her choice indicate about her character?
10. Provide evidence for the conclusion that Eleanor learned to be ruthless very early in life.
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss how and why Jenoff uses the convention of eavesdropping within the narrative of The Lost Girls of Paris.
Essay Topic 2
Discuss Jenoff’s use of metaphor, simile, imagery, and other literary devices as a means to send particular thematic messages within the narrative of The Lost Girls of Paris.
Essay Topic 3
Write a critical essay about The Lost Girls of Paris while using the critical power theory lens of feminist theory. Use textual evidence to back up your strong, specific claim regarding the novel's treatment of gender roles, the objectification of women, female empowerment, misogyny's role within society, or any other issues related to feminist theory that can be found in the novel.
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