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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 happens when Claire turns on her phone after dinner?
2. What news does Conner's mom share with Massie and Alicia?
3. Where does Claire sleep in the hotel suite?
4. What does Claire tell "Teen Vogue" about her crush?
5. How do people respond when they see photos of Massie and Alicia in a magazine?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Claire fall apart after the wrap party?
2. Why does Cam get confused by a magazine article about Claire?
3. What efforts does Massie make to do a successful interview?
4. Why are the photos in the magazine important?
5. How does Massie sabotage Claire's relationship with Cam?
6. Does Alicia and Massie's behavior show their friendship to Claire?
7. What happened at the dance?
8. How does Claire avoid spending time with Massie?
9. How did Conner's plans for the photographer turn out differently than he expected?
10. How can you tell that Abby is temperamental?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Personification is when an object or idea is used to represent a person, or is treated as though it were a person. Personification can also refer to when a human is meant to represent an idea. For example, Jack Frost is the personification of frost. Cite 3 examples of personification in the book. How does the author show the reader that these objects or ideas are treated as people?
Essay Topic 2
What is a true friend?
1. What are qualities that describe a true friend?
2. Give an example from the book of a character who is a true friend. How does this character show his or her value as a friend?
3. Friendships can often grow as a result of adversity. Give an example of a friendship in the book that experiences adversity. Does this lead to growth in the friendship?
Essay Topic 3
Give 3 examples of a story within the larger story of the novel. How does each "mini-story" contribute to the overall story? How do these smaller stories reflect the overarching plotline?
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