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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 does A feel sorry for Nathan on the way home from Steve Mason's party?
2. Why does A get to Rhiannon's locker early on the day they are inhabiting her?
3. Where in Steve Mason's house does A find Rhiannon during the party?
4. What does Nathan tell A that they recall of the day that he was possessed?
5. What does A talk to Kelsea's father about on the ride to school?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does A confront Owen about how he treats his sister while they are inhabiting Leslie Wong?
2. Which testimonial on Reverend Poole's website catches A's eye?
3. What does A include in the note that they leave Rhiannon when they are inhabiting her body?
4. Why does A find themselves so drawn to Rhiannon when they spend the day with her as Justin?
5. Why does A think he might have woken up in the same body when they wake up as Tom?
6. How does A prove to Rhiannon that they wake up in a different body every day?
7. What does A do in order to get to Steve Mason's party when they are inhabiting Nathan?
8. What can A deduce about Kelsea Cook's relationship with her father on the day that they inhabit her?
9. What does James ask A when they are inhabiting Tom?
10. What does A find in Kelsea's book bag when they stop to take a break from walking at a park?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write an essay exploring the relationship between Rhiannon and A. How does their dynamic change throughout the novel, and what does their relationship teach A in the end?
Essay Topic 2
Write an essay in which you analyze the strange relationship that develops between A and Nathan. What is the nature of this relationship, and how does is impact each of these characters? What do they ultimately learn from each other?
Essay Topic 3
Every Day is categorized as a piece of coming-of-age young adult fiction. Analyze how the author incorporates and develops coming-of-age narrative conventions throughout the novel.
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