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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 is Kathleen's reaction when Anne tells her about the conversation that she has with Jamie?
2. What do people want from Kathleen?
3. What does Mrs. Walsh call Kathleen?
4. What saves Colleen from any possible danger the evening she was at Liffy Galde?
5. When talking to Father Rosetti about evil, what does Kathleen realize?
Short Essay Questions
1. For what reasons would the man who appears out of place amongst the crowd of reporters make Anne uneasy?
2. How would going through labor help Kathleen remember the events of the conception?
3. Although both girls have been declared anatomical virgins by several doctors, Father Rosetti is on a mission to find out which girl is a real virgin. What can this lead the reader to believe?
4. Why would Kathleen's condition be consciously bothering Jamie?
5. Based on Anne and Kathleen's relationship thus far, why would Kathleen ask for Anne to be present when the baby is delivered?
6. Why would Mrs.Walsh consider Kathleen evil or even call her Satan?
7. Anne and Justin marry and live a life of helping others. How does this reflect the type of people they are?
8. For what reason may Jamie hear "the voice"?
9. The man in the trench coach claims he is "their desires made real." What could he have meant by this?
10. Anne once again saves Kathleen from impending death. How would one describe Anne in the eyes of Kathleen?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
When the girls become pregnant, the world begins to change. Chaos erupts globally and disease is rampant. However, when the babies are born, the world begins to heal. What do these two pregnancies mean to the world? How was the world affected? What is the symbolic connection between the two events?
Essay Topic 2
External conflicts occur when a character is disagreeing or arguing with another character in the novel. What are some of the external conflicts which existed in the novel? Why did they occur, and how were they resolved?
Essay Topic 3
Father Rosetti's health disintegrates and he faces a grim fate as the novel moves on. As a once healthy, vibrant man, how does Father Rosetti respond to his failing health? What is the reason for his grim fate? Is there any way he could have prevented his fate?
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