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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. Ted dreams about artifacts in ____.

2. Kitty is asked what it feels like to be a ________.

3. What is the name of Sasha's supposed friend?

4. The guests were burned by ____.

5. The general is guilty of which crime?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where does Ted's interest lie while he is in Europe?

2. Give an example of the material included in the Power Point slide titled "After Lincoln's Game."

3. Who offers Dolly a job that could spare her from further financial ruin?

4. Who is Bosco? Why is the washed up musician important to Steph and Bennie?

5. Who is La Doll? What caused her fall from grace?

6. What are Bosco's plans?

7. What is Jules' opinion about Kitty upon first meeting the starlet?

8. What do Stephanie and Bennie do to fit in?

9. Give an example of the material included in the Power Point slide titled "In My Room."

10. What technique does Jules use to try to get Kitty to open up?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Charlie had a lot of issues with Lou in her youth. There were some flashbacks about Charlie's childhood including suffering through her father's marriages. Write an essay explaining Charlie's point of view regarding her childhood. What happened to Charlie? How did she act out? How did the experience change Charlie? Explain.

Essay Topic 2

Bennie eventually opens his own record label, Sow's Ear Records, in New York. Bennie's first big break comes with a band he signs. The Conduits go multi-platinum and Bennie's career takes off. Examine the rise and fall of Sow's Ear Records. What does it take to start a record company? How did the industry change from the time Bennie started the business until the time he was fired? How did Bennie return to his roots?

Essay Topic 3

All of the characters in the book are connected in some way, albeit it often loosely. At times the connections might be difficult to find. Explain the connections of each character and why that character and his/her connections are a valid and integral part to the story.

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