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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. Who brought up the paradox at the dinner party in Chapter 31?

2. What was the essential difference between Jack and Hazel that Jack was feeling at the end of Chapter 30?

3. Where did Jack and Hazel sleep after kissing?

4. What sound did Jack make before he and Hazel ran away from the person who found them sleeping in a grave?

5. Which body system did Hazel want Burgess to help her with?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Hazel convince Jack to go on a dig?

2. What did Hazel make Jack promise at the end of Chapter 29?

3. How did it happen that Hazel started treating patients at Hawthornden?

4. In Chapter 34, Whose heart was Dr. Beecham III going to take? How did Hazel prevent it?

5. Where did Hazel end up after following the man pushing the wheelchair? What did she see?

6. How did Jack know that Munro had not just left town?

7. What was Jeanette's dream and the circumstances surrounding it?

8. In Chapter 18, how did Hazel manage to have a body delivered to her?

9. In Chapter 32, what made Hazel turn aside from going straight to the physicians exam?

10. In Chapter 23, why did Jack return to Hawthornden earlier than he said he would?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

The book is told from the third-person limited point of view. The reader sees Hazel's and Jack's perspectives on things. The reader only gets an idea of the other character's perspectives from their words or actions. The reader does not really get an idea of Bernard's or Lady Sinnett's, Dr. Strain's, or Dr. Beecham's inner monologues or their internal opinions or judgments about things. How does this affect the reader's judgments of those characters? Do you think the reader's judgements would change if the reader could see those other characters' internal perspectives?

Essay Topic 2

Write an essay exploring the themes of gender roles and social class as they relate to Anatomy: A Love Story. Focus on how these themes affect the characters in the book.

Essay Topic 3

Write an essay discussing magic realism and how it applies to Anatomy: A Love Story.

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