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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 item does Mrs. O'Koren take from home to Caitlin?
2. Who does Caitlin take a picture of for her photography class' "people series"?
3. What does Caitlin cite as the worst dreams about Rogerson?
4. What does Corrina say she is fearful of in her letter to Caitlin?
5. Where does Caitlin put Cass' letter?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do Matthew and Caitlin talk about after class, and how does Rogerson react?
2. What does Caitlin say when Rina tries to put together a girls' night out for them; and how does Rina react?
3. How does Caitlin cope with her feelings immediately after Rogerson hits her for the first time?
4. How does Caitlin act when she is at the lake with Rina?
5. Caitlin says about Rogerson: "It was funny. What I loved most about Rogerson was that he took me to a place so far from anywhere Cass had been." What does she mean by that statement?
6. What happens when Caitlin returns home from the lake and sees Rogerson?
7. What does Caitlin immediately do when Rina arrives at her house to "kidnap" her and take her to the lake?
8. What does Rina tell Caitlin has happened to Rogerson following his arrest?
9. What does Corrina tell Caitlin in the letter that she sends her?
10. How have Caitlin's feelings about her relationship with Rogerson changed since he hit her on New Year's Eve?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Describe Cass' role in Caitlin's life. Explain how Cass is important in affecting Caitlin's decisions and relationships with people, even though she is not there. Describe how Cass' absence affects Caitlin's parents and creates a void in their family and the connection that Cass has to Caitlin's relationship with Rogerson.
Essay Topic 2
Explain how Caitlin changes once she begins dating Rogerson. Describe Caitlin in the beginning of the book, and compare that behavior to that while she is dating Rogerson. Provide supporting text to describe her school work, social life, and the choices that she makes under Rogerson's influence.
Essay Topic 3
In what ways does Caitlin struggle with her own self-identify? Explain how Rogerson, Cass, and her parents affect her self-image. Use text from throughout the book to support your response, and include specific examples detailing how Caitlin felt about herself before and after her relationship with Rogerson.
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