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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where does Hal say his mother is moving in Chapter 120?
(a) Seattle.
(b) Los Angeles.
(c) New York.
(d) Birmingham.
2. Chapter 82 is titled "Deep in the Throat of" what?
(a) "The Earth."
(b) "The Captain."
(c) "Doom."
(d) "The Sun."
3. What color hair does the girl with the puzzle have at the hospital?
(a) Blue.
(b) Gray.
(c) Red.
(d) Black.
4. What does "Fo'c'sle" refer to in Chapter 107?
(a) A snake.
(b) A forward roll.
(c) Forecastle.
(d) A poodle.
5. Hal tells his mother in Chapter 102, "Our thoughts are only" what?
(a) "Skin."
(b) "Memories."
(c) "Communication."
(d) "Thoughts."
Short Answer Questions
1. What artist is alluded to in Chapter 100: "Garden of Unearthly Delights"?
2. Why does the girl with the blue hair say that Callie looks out the window in Chapter 101?
3. What drug does Dr. Poirot prescribe for Caden in Chapter 114?
4. Where does the narrator describe a socialite drowning in Chapter 108?
5. What does the doctor tell Caden his job is now in Chapter 84?
Short Essay Questions
1. Where does Carlyle tell Caden he can find the key to free Calliope's legs in Chapter 107?
2. How have Caden's perceptions of his parents changed in Chapter 72?
3. How does Caden describe the setting of his dream after he's been left in the hospital in Chapter 78?
4. What information does Skye relate about Callie in Chapter 101?
5. What is the metaphor that is illustrated through Caden's cleaning the cannon?
6. What does the fish tank at the hospital make Caden question in Chapter 75?
7. What does Caden remark about the faces on dollar bills in Chapter 74?
8. What artists does Caden describe along with their madness in Chapter 113?
9. What new medication does Dr. Poirot prescribe for Caden in Chapter 114? Why?
10. How is Hal's mother described in Chapter 102?
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