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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. Who calls Haven?
2. Why does Riley say she turns back?
3. What does Damen insist upon doing?
4. What is Damen's home like?
5. What does Ever realize about Damen?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Haven say that makes Ever faint and what does Damen do?
2. What happens as a result of Stacia sending a picture to the school office?
3. What does Ever pretend in front of Sabine, and then do after Sabine leaves the house?
4. What does Ever find in one room of Damen's house that totally mystifies her?
5. What does Ever sense in her room that night and what does she dream?
6. Why does Riley have difficulty communicating with Ever?
7. What does Riley say about Ava and what is Ever's response?
8. What does Drina say about her and Damen when she confronts Ever?
9. What is different about Damen's house when he takes her there and what photo does Damen have?
10. How do Sabine and Ever help each other grieve?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Drina is using Haven to get close to Ever, a fact that becomes clear soon. Haven is exactly the kind of person who would fall into this trap. Haven goes to all kinds of addictive-behavior meetings. She attends meetings aimed at helping co-dependents and others, but not because she has those behaviors. Haven is actually desperate for acceptance and seems to find it in those meetings. Drina only has to pay Haven a little attention to have her full-fledged loyalty. Ever knows quite a bit about Haven's family, including that his father is not involved in business when he's away on trips and that her mother is having an affair with her personal trainer. The result is that Haven is often left alone. Later in the book, Haven is very ill but neither of her parents come home to take care of her.
1. Discuss why going to the meetings Haven goes to might actually be a pretty smart solution for a teenager in Haven's position. Use examples from your own life and the book to support your reasoning.
2. Discuss ways in which you think a bad marriage between parents affect children. Use examples from your own life and the book to support your reasoning.
3. Do you think Haven's parents not taking care of her when she was very ill is a form of child abuse? Why or why not? Use examples from your own life and the book to support your reasoning.
Essay Topic 2
Titles often play a vital role in making a person decide to read a particular book. Discuss the following:
1. Fully explain why you think "Evermore: The Immortals" is titled as such. Do you think it is the best title for the book? Why or why not? Can you think of a better title? Why would you choose it?
2. How important is a title in influencing you to consider reading a book? Explain your answer.
3. Do you think a title needs to have direct relevance to a book's content? Explain your answer.
4. Have you ever read a book that when you finished, you do not understand the relevance of the title? Does it discourage you from "trusting" that particular author again?
Essay Topic 3
Often, authors will write about "what they know," and sometimes knowing a little about the author makes the books more interesting. Discuss the following:
1. Research and give a brief biographical sketch of Alyson Noël.
2. What in Noël's background may have helped him in writing "Evermore: The Immortals"? What may have influenced the way he depicts various characters and scenes?
3. Do you think there is always some of the author's own life in his/her novels? Why or why not? Give examples.
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