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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 does Scarlett use to get the count on the bed in Chapter 30?
2. What color frock coat is Legend wearing in Chapter 37?
3. In Chapter 32, where does Scarlett find the symbol for Caraval near the carousel?
4. In Chapter 29, when Scarlett and Julian get down the steps, in how many directions do the tunnels go?
5. How old was Tella the first time she tried to run off with a boy?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 35, how does the wording of the note Scarlett brings with her change?
2. What does Aiko tell Scarlett and Julian in Chapter 27?
3. What is the place like where Scarlett finds Tella in Chapter 35?
4. How does Governor Dragna injure Julian in Chapter 29?
5. What does Scarlett notice and then see when she goes into the hall soon after she awakens in Chapter 22?
6. What does Tella say about her fiance in Chapter 36?
7. How does Scarlett get from the dress shop to the inn in Chapter 20?
8. In Chapter 30, how does Scarlett escape from the Count?
9. Why does Julian say he is not Legend?
10. In Chapter 28, why does Julian tell Scarlett to run, and how do they get away?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Governor Marcello Dragna is the father of Scarlett and Tella. What type of relationship does the Governor seem to have with his daughters? What do his actions reveal about him and the type of person he seems to be?
Essay Topic 2
Verisimilitude ensures that even a story that is fantasy is rooted in reality and plausible. How does Garber create a believable world in Caraval?
Essay Topic 3
Scarlett drinks cider and begins to see the world in black and white. Why is it so disconcerting for Scarlett to see the world in black and white? How does having color stripped from the world help her focus on what is important?
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