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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. How does Ray Brower die?
2. Who pays for Sandra's funeral?
3. What kind of club is the club at 249B?
4. Who is the butler at the club at 249B?
5. Who beats up their own brother as punishment for their actions?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the club at 249B.
2. Who is Kurt's hospital roommate? How do they know each other?
3. How is Emlyn able to deliver Sandra's baby?
4. What did Emlyn do during the years after Sandra's death?
5. Describe the fate of Teddy Duchamp.
6. Describe the fate of Chris Chambers.
7. Describe the town of Castle Rock.
8. Who finds Ray Brower's body?
9. Describe the fate of Vern.
10. What does Kurt do after he finds out he has been turned in to authorities for being a Nazi?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The Body: Chris Chambers seems to have big aspirations for Gordon. On their adventure to find Ray Brower's body, he predicts that Gordon will become a writer. Why do you think he talks about Gordon having a promising future and does not talk this way about himself? Cite examples from the story to support your answer.
Essay Topic 2
Apt Pupil: How did you feel about Kurt by the end of the story? Did you want to see him succeed at the end of the story and become successful and find a way out of his situation? Did your opinions of him have anything to do with him being one of the main characters in the story? Even though Kurt was a bad guy, is it hard to watch the main character in a story fall?
Essay Topic 3
The Body: One of the four friends, Gordon, feels invisible in the eyes of his parents. Why does he feel this way? What do you think those feelings could cause a child to feel like and strive for in life? Give examples as to actions and statements made by Gordon that will support your answer.
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