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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 is Ever nervous about doing?

2. How many days has Evangeline been missing?

3. What does Ever think Damen cannot know?

4. Who is Ever's only relative alive after a car accident?

5. What does Ever hope Riley will do?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where do Ever and Damen go when they skip school, and why is Ever able to enjoy herself?

2. Why does Ever Bloom listen to an Ipod constantly, and how does she hide that fact?

3. What is the situation about the note Damen asks Ever to pass to Stacia?

4. What does Miles ask Ever when she picks him up for school and how does Ever feel towards Damen?

5. What do Ever and Damen do at the Santa Anita racetrack?

6. What does Haven say when she calls Ever that night and what is Ever's psychic impression?

7. How do Damen and Ever interact at the party?

8. What does Damen say about Ever's mode of dress?

9. Describe the encounter between Stacia and Ever at school the next day.

10. What does Ever notice about Haven at lunchtime, and what does Haven say about Damen?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

There are a number of interesting questions raised by "Evermore: The Immortals", questions that Noël most likely want readers to consider and think through carefully. Discuss the following:

1. What does the term "author agenda" mean?

2. Name one idea/concept you think may have been a part of the Noël' agenda. Analyze that idea throughout the book and discuss Noël' probable agenda concerning that idea.

2. Do you think writers who have an agenda for writing should point it out in a preface?

3. How often do you think fiction is written with a clear agenda in mind by the author?

4. Research the life of Noël and see if/where his life may have influenced his writing.

Essay Topic 2

Ever's complete change from the popular crowd to being a member of the small outcast group seems to have several meanings. First, Ever has seen the popular crowd for what it really is. She recounts the day she was visited in the hospital by her friend and boyfriend. They'd been repulsed by the sight of her. Ever watched their auras change from concern to withdrawal. Ever's life is changed by the accident but is further changed by having been on the receiving end of this attitude. Ever notes at one point that she wasn't mean to the unpopular kids, but she also never acknowledged them. She has grown up quickly, forced to deal with the tragedy of losing her family, but is also dealing with a huge amount of guilt that colors many of her decisions.

1. Do you think most people in the "in" crowd are as superficial as the above paragraph suggests? Why or why not? Use examples from your own life and the book to support your reasoning.

2. Do you think not acknowledging other students no in your crowd is as bad as being mean to them? Why or why not? Use examples from your own life and the book to support your reasoning.

3. Discuss the reasons Ever might feel guilty about the deaths of her family when it was not her fault. Use examples from your own life and the book to support your reasoning.

Essay Topic 3

1. What is foreshadowing? How many incidences of foreshadowing are in "Evermore: The Immortals"? How does foreshadowing contribute to a book's suspense?

2. Discuss an example of foreshadowing in "Evermore: The Immortals" including why you believe it is foreshadowing. Include examples from the book and your own life to illustrate your answer.

3. How do you think most people react to uncertainty in their lives? Use examples from "Evermore: The Immortals" and your own live to support your opinion.

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