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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. How does A prove to Rhiannon that they are telling the truth about who they are?
2. Where in Steve Mason's house does A find Rhiannon during the party?
3. Why does A try to dress similarly to Rhiannon before the meet up with her as Megan Powell?
4. Who does the narrator wake up as at the beginning of the novel?
5. What does Rhiannon tell A they should do about Kelsea?
Short Essay Questions
1. What can A deduce about Kelsea Cook's relationship with her father on the day that they inhabit her?
2. What does James ask A when they are inhabiting Tom?
3. Why does A find themselves so drawn to Rhiannon when they spend the day with her as Justin?
4. What does A discover about the situation with Nathan while they are inhabiting Margaret Weiss?
5. What can A sense about Rhiannon when they are inhabiting Justin?
6. Why does A decide to interfere with Kelsea Cook's life and tell her father about her suicide journal?
7. How does A feel on the morning when they wake up in Rhiannon's body?
8. Why does A think he might have woken up in the same body when they wake up as Tom?
9. What does A know so far about the nature of their lifestyle at the beginning of the novel?
10. Why does Rhiannon recognize A immediately when they visit her at school as Adam Cassidy?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write an essay in which you explore A's insecurities about their lifestyle. What insecurities do they have in regard to belonging and having a place in the world, and how do they challenge or grow from them?
Essay Topic 2
Write an essay in which you analyze the various uses of symbolism the author uses in the novel. Be sure to include how these uses of symbolism strengthen the novel’s most prominent themes (such as belonging or self-acceptance.)
Essay Topic 3
A steps into the body of a different person every day, with no family, friends, or personal history to claim as their own. How does the experience of being different every day shape the way A sees and understands the world around them?
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