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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. When does Celeste say that American women swam the Bering Strait between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R.?

2. At the end of Chapter 63, what does Samantha say Jane wore to trivia night?

3. In Chapter 55, what is the name of Lorraine's daughter who is in Abigail's class?

4. In Chapter 82, who is Tom's part-time employee?

5. In Chapter 65, what type of puzzle do Jane's parents want to do with Ziggy?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 77, what happens after Perry hits Celeste?

2. In Chapter 67, why does Abigail take down her website?

3. In Chapter 71, what does Celeste realize about her decision to leave Perry?

4. What advice does Jane's neighbor give in Chapter 43 about Ziggy?

5. In Chapter 59, how is Perry taking care of Celeste?

6. In Chapter 54, why does Celeste decide that Perry will eventually kill her?

7. In Chapter 78, what does Nathan tell Madeline and Ed about Bonnie?

8. In Chapter 58, why does Tom make Harper and Graeme leave Blue Blues?

9. In Chapter 53, what does the psychologist say about Ziggy?

10. In Chapter 44, what does Samantha say about Celeste at trivia night?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

The author gives hints regarding what happened during trivia night. Sometimes these hints cause readers to jump to incorrect conclusions. How does the author use red herrings to keep reader interest and build suspense?

Essay Topic 2

From the accusations that Ziggy is a bully to Celeste’s first opinion of Jane, there are many times when false assumptions are made about characters. What problems do characters experience because of false assumptions?

Essay Topic 3

Jane suffers from feelings of inferiority. What happened that made Jane feel inferior? How did that incident influence Jane’s behavior and personality in a negative way?

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