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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. Where does Lena leave a note for Alex in Chapter 20, which he never finds?
2. What does Lena's mate tell her about his procedure, which is meant to comfort her?
3. Where is the bridge located that Lena and Alex need to cross in order to get into The Wilds?
4. Which three characters form a close bond at the end of Chapter 15?
5. Where does Alex say he considers his true home?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 23, what does Lena propose she and Alex do, and how does Alex respond?
2. What symptoms of deliria does Lena say she's experiencing in Chapter 15, and how does she feel about it?
3. What is the story Alex gives the guard of Ward Six in order to allow him and Lena to enter?
4. What has Alex done for Lena at 37 Brooks Street in Chapter 20?
5. What are some examples of figurative language used by Lena to describe things in Chapter 13?
6. What changes in Alex and Lena's relationship at the end of Chapter 14?
7. What new realization does Lena have while traveling through the woods and on the paved road with Alex, toward his house in the Wilds?
8. How does Alex react to seeing Lena and Brian together, and what does this say about Lena and Alex's relationship?
9. What does Lena lean about Alex in the Crypts, which is something they now have in common?
10. How does Lena react to learning her mother is still alive?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Empathy and sympathy are both strong emotions seen throughout "Delirium". What is the difference between sympathy and empathy, and what are some examples of each occurring within the novel? Does the novel ever inspire either emotion from readers?
Essay Topic 2
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?
Essay Topic 3
Determine who the primarily protagonist and antagonist of "Delirium" are, and explain how to reached those conclusions. At what point in the book does it became clear who the protagonist and antagonist are?
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