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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 49, what does Agatha tell Simon that really upsets him?
2. Why did Baz's father decline to pay the ransom for him?
3. What spell does Baz use to clear traffic out of his way in Chapter 60?
4. What creature attacks Watford in Chapter 44?
5. What name does no one ever call Baz?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Simon know that he can really trust Baz as they work together to find Natasha's killer?
2. How does Baz get turned into a vampire?
3. How is Baz's attitude towards Penny starting to change in Chapter 46?
4. What is Simon's first impression when he walks into the den of vampires with Baz in Chapter 60?
5. Why does Nicodemus refuse to tell Simon and Baz who Natasha Grimm-Pitch's killer is, even when threatened with death?
6. What does Simon tell Baz when Baz asks how it is possible for him not to know whether or not he is gay?
7. In Chapter 44, who do Baz and Simon assume is responsible for the attack on Watford that killed Natasha Grimm-Pitch?
8. What does Simon do for the first time with Baz in Chapter 44 that astounds both of them, as well as everyone else at Watford?
9. In Chapter 62, what does Simon do to help Baz hunting?
10. What does Agatha's father, Dr. Wellbelove, specialize in?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write an essay discussing Rowell's decision to end Carry On with a somewhat ambiguous, and not entirely positive, note. (Simon Snow appears to have lost his magic forever, though he still does have his friends and his love interest).
Essay Topic 2
At the end of the novel, Agatha decides to leave the world of magic behind, against her parents' wishes and hopes. Write an essay exploring Agatha's choice and what it means in the context of the pressures and expectations young people often feel from external sources.
Essay Topic 3
Write an essay exploring Rowell's use of powerful, smart, and compassionate female characters at different ages and stages of life in Carry On.
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