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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. In Chapter 39, how much time would Susannah's mother take each week to portion out Susannah's pills?
2. What antiviral drug was Susannah given in Chapter 23?
3. In Chapter 26, when was the clock test developed?
4. In Chapter 36, what leftovers did Susannah remember that Stephen brought from his family's Easter dinner when she was in the hospital?
5. At the end of Chapter 32, when was Susannah scheduled to see Dr. Najjar?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 21, what activity was seen in a six-minute video from March 30?
2. In Chapter 29, what disease were doctors assuming that Susannah would be diagnosed with?
3. In Chapter 32, how did the plasma-exchange process that Susannah received originate?
4. In Chapter 25, what did Nurse Adeline speculate that Susannah's first seizure might have been?
5. At the end of Chapter 39, what mistake did Susannah make?
6. What was the test that Dr. Najjar had Susannah try in Chapter 26 and what were the results?
7. At the end of Chapter 22, what did Susannah become obsessed with doing?
8. In Chapter 40, what would Stephen and Susanna do at her father's house when they would spend the night?
9. In Chapter 31 when Susannah was diagnosed with NMDA, what did Dr. Russo say about recovery?
10. In Chapter 38, what did Susannah dance with Stephen at a wedding and how were her thoughts about the dance in contrast to reality?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The mood changes depending on what is happening in the book. How is the mood revealed in the story? What is the overall mood of the book?
Essay Topic 2
When Susannah’s father saw her filthy apartment in Chapter 4, Susannah compared her apartment to her life. How was the apartment a metaphor? What did it symbolize about Susannah’s life?
Essay Topic 3
Susannah’s family and Stephen pulled together to help her through her medical crisis. How did Susannah’s family and Stephen help her during her medical crisis? How does a medical crisis affect not only the patient, but also family and friends?
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