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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 finally clues Lo in that there are two Annes?
2. What does Nilsson say is one drawback of traveling on a small vessel?
3. Who was supposed to be staying in cabin 10?
4. What does Lo say she looks like at the beginning of Part Four?
5. Where was the woman's body found in Part Four?
Short Essay Questions
1. Which book does the woman bring to Lo in Chapter Twenty-five?
2. How does Lo feel when she thinks of herself in the treatment spa?
3. Why at first does Lo refuse to eat the food from her captors?
4. What does Lo remember about the first night she saw the real Anne?
5. What does Lo remember about the woman in cabin 10 when she speaks to Nilsson?
6. How is Anne said to be an enigma?
7. Why is Lo hopeful that Judah may be trying to communicate with her?
8. How does Lo describe the feeling she has after witnessing the murder?
9. What theories does Lo come up with regarding the woman's presence in cabin 10?
10. What was Lars's reaction to Lo's account of the murder?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
During Lo's captivity she recalls details about the first time she saw Anne. How does the first Anne differ from the second Anne? What physical discrepancies does Lo realize between the two women? What is the purpose of Lo remembering while she is imprisoned?
Essay Topic 2
Why does the author choose to include Lo's mental health backstory? How do Lo's examples shed light on her understanding of her own truth? Does Lo seem ashamed of her illness or empowered by it?
Essay Topic 3
Lo describes the difference between the upstairs and downstairs of the ship as being a case of the haves and the have-nots. What other observations does Lo make about the wealth divide? What social statement is Lo making with her reference?
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