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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 is Pammy's last name?

2. What is Lara Jean's second choice for college after UVA in Chapter 10?

3. How far is the campus of William and Mary from Lara Jean's home?

4. What happens when Lara Jean's dad gets on a knee to propose to Trina in Chapter 14?

5. What is the name of Ms. Rothschild's dog?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the inciting incident in Always and Forever, Lara Jean?

2. Who is Margot and where does she live? Why does she live there?

3. How would you describe Lara Jean's relationship with Kitty?

4. What causes the conflict between Margot and her father in Chapter 11? How is the conflict resolved?

5. Why does Lara Jean repetitiously bake chocolate chip cookies in the novel?

6. How is Lara Jean's father described? What are his relationships like with his daughters?

7. What is Lara Jean's history at Bellevue? How is this setting described?

8. What are Lara Jean's circumstances in the beginning of the novel?

9. How does Peter ask Lara Jean to prom?

10. How do Lara Jean and her sisters respond when their father says he wants to marry Trina?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Analyze and discuss the character of Peter in Always and Forever, Lara Jean. What is Peter's relationship with Lara Jean like? How does their relationship evolve in the narrative? What are the main obstacles that Peter faces in the story?

Essay Topic 2

Discuss the motif of baking in Always and Forever, Lara Jean. Why does Lara Jean bake consistently throughout the novel? What does she bake? What does Lara Jean's baking symbolize?

Essay Topic 3

Discuss Lara Jean's connection with her heritage in the novel. What is Lara Jean's heritage? How is it reflected through setting and symbolism in the novel? What importance does Lara Jean place on her heritage?

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