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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. Why is Rogerson upset with Caitlin on New Year's Eve?
2. What does Mrs. O'Koren say is concerning her about Caitlin right before the April Fool's Day party?
3. How many times does Caitlin read Cass' letter?
4. What does Corrina say she is fearful of in her letter to Caitlin?
5. Who hosts Caitlin's welcome home party?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Cass tell Caitlin in the letter that she sends her?
2. How does Caitlin act when she is at the lake with Rina?
3. How does Caitlin cope with her feelings immediately after Rogerson hits her for the first time?
4. 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?
5. How is Caitlin doing in school once Rogerson begins abusing her?
6. How have Caitlin's feelings about her relationship with Rogerson changed since he hit her on New Year's Eve?
7. What analogy does Caitlin reference to describe how she felt during her relationship with Rogerson and how she feels now?
8. What happens between Caitlin and Rogerson on New Year's Eve?
9. What final surprise does Caitlin's mother have for her at Boo and Stewart's house?
10. Who does Caitlin cry for during her first few days at Evergreen?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Explain how Caitlin's high school experiences are different from those of Cass. Compare their academic achievements. Also describe the role of Mrs. O'Koren's involvement in her children's activities, and the effect that it has on decisions that Caitlin and Cass make about school.
Essay Topic 2
Describe the role that abuse plays in this book. Explain Rogerson's relationship with his father and his relationship with Caitlin. Include a discussion of how the relationship between Caitlin and Rogerson is affected by his relationship with his father and her relationship with her parents.
Essay Topic 3
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.
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