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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. Lena and Alex make plans to run away together when?
2. How many times will Alex need to cross the fence to prepare for his and Lena's departure?
3. When Lena finally meet her match, how is he described?
4. What type of person is NOT kept in the Crypts?
5. Where is the bridge located that Lena and Alex need to cross in order to get into The Wilds?
Short Essay Questions
1. What new realization does Lena have while traveling through the woods and on the paved road with Alex, toward his house in the Wilds?
2. Describe Alex and Lena's plan to successfully sneak out of town and into the Wilds.
3. How have her experiences with Alex so far changed Lena?
4. Where do Alex and Lena create a sort of 'new home' - at least temporarily - for themselves in Chapter 16?
5. What significant outcomes comes from Lena talking about her mother to Alex at the end of Chapter 20?
6. What is the most obvious sign of character growth in Lena in Chapter 17? What fear does she face?
7. What are some examples of figurative language used by Lena to describe things in Chapter 13?
8. What has Alex done for Lena at 37 Brooks Street in Chapter 20?
9. In Chapter 23, what does Lena propose she and Alex do, and how does Alex respond?
10. What changes in Alex and Lena's relationship at the end of Chapter 14?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What is the primary message of "Delirium"? What does the author want readers to walk away from the book understanding better or believing?
Essay Topic 2
Explain the role of social status in Lena's society. How important is social status, and how does one change their social status (either up or down)? What does this tell readers about Lena's society?
Essay Topic 3
Determine the setting of "Delirium", being sure to include time, location, and mood. What sort of expectations does the setting of "Delirium" set up for readers? Does the setting raise any questions for readers?
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