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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. Priscilla Willis could best be described with what word?
2. How does the reader know that Roza was uncomfortable and probably scared about going to the hospital after she appeared in the barn?
3. Why didn't Karolina eat the babka that Roza offered her in the flashback in "Just Like the Rest of Us"?
4. How did Finn and Sean's father, Hugh, die?
5. Who does Finn unexpectedly encounter in Charlie Valentine's yard in "Lost"?
Short Essay Questions
1. In the chapter entitled "Get Real," what is one of the difficulties that Petey has faced in her life?
2. In the chapter entitled "Showdown," why might Finn be OK with the Rude brothers surrounding him and punching him?
3. In the chapter entitled "The Night Mare," when Petey says, "No one wants to be saddled with a name they don't like," how is that a clever play on words?
4. In the chapter entitled "Lost," what character traits does Roza's kidnapper display?
5. In the chapter entitled "The Promise Ring," why had Finn never had the opportunity to give Roza the promise ring?
6. In the chapter entitled "The Night Mare," where might the horse and the 12 bales of hay have come from?
7. In the first chapter, entitled "The People of Bone Gap," what do we learn about Finn?
8. In the chapter entitled "Storming the Castle," why is Roza so confused when she wakes up at the beginning of the chapter?
9. In the chapter entitled "Just Like the Rest of Us," what seems to be an example of foreshadowing near the end of the chapter?
10. In the chapter entitled "Showdown," what does Mrs. Lonogan seem to think of the possibility of finding Roza?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What are 2-3 themes, which are central concepts or lessons that can be learned about life, people, or society, that are present in Bone Gap?
Essay Topic 2
Sometimes people speak of bee colonies as having a "hive mind," which means that all the bees think alike and act together, instead of as individuals. How could you apply this analogy to the people of Bone Gap? How do the people of Bone Gap seem to act is if they have a "hive mind"?
Essay Topic 3
What kind of relationship do Sean and Finn have? How would you describe their relationship? Does it change throughout the novel? If so, how?
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