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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 does Rogerson accuse Caitlin of having done after he picks her up from photography class?

2. Why is Rogerson late to pick up Caitlin from photography class?

3. Why does Dr. Marshall say that Caitlin cannot forget Rogerson immediately?

4. What event keeps Mrs. O'Koren distracted so that she does not notice that Caitlin has been kicked off the cheer leading squad?

5. Where does Caitlin ask Rina to take her before they go out?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Caitlin mean when she describe the "If Onlys?"

2. What does Cass tell Caitlin in the letter that she sends her?

3. What does Caitlin think when she dreams of Rogerson during her stay at the Evergreen Care Center?

4. What does Rina tell Caitlin has happened to Rogerson following his arrest?

5. What do Caitlin and her mother talk about the on the Friday before the O'Koren's April Fool's Day party?

6. What does Caitlin reveal to Dr. Marshall about Cass?

7. What are Corinna and Dave arguing about when Caitlin goes over to their house?

8. What analogy does Caitlin reference to describe how she felt during her relationship with Rogerson and how she feels now?

9. What final surprise does Caitlin's mother have for her at Boo and Stewart's house?

10. Describe the dream that Caitlin has the night that Rogerson slaps her, and explain the significance of Cass in the dream

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

How has Caitlin's relationship with Rina changed since the beginning of the book? Describe the role that Caitlin's relationship with Rogerson has in affecting her relationship with Rina. Explain how Rina feels about Rogerson in the beginning of his relationship with Caitlin, and how and why those feelings change.

Essay Topic 2

How has Caitlin changed from the beginning of the book until the end? Describe the changes that she faces, and the people and events who affect those changes. Explain why Caitlin is most happy with herself at the end of the book.

Essay Topic 3

Select a theme from the book (self discovery, power, control, self-image) and write an essay that explains how that theme relates to the plot. Identify characters and their actions that exemplify the theme, as well as how it connects to the relationship between Caitlin and Rogerson. Provide supporting text from throughout the book that explains how your selected theme relates to the plot and characters.

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