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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 is it hard for A to get out of bed when they are Finn Taylor?
2. Who does A meet at Nathan's house?
3. What do Dana's parents do to A when A is in Dana's room?
4. Who is Anthony?
5. Where do A and Rhiannon go for their date when A is Finn?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does A decide to say goodbye to Rhiannon while they are inhabiting Alexander?
2. Why does Rhiannon ask for another fortune cookie at the Chinese restaurant she goes to with A, and what does it say?
3. What does A discover about Dana on the day that they are inhabiting her body?
4. Why does A decide that they like Vic on the morning when they wake up in his body?
5. What word does A accidentally utter at the end of the date with Dawn?
6. Who does A meet when they go to Nathan's house as Ainsley Mills, and what do they tell A?
7. Why are Dana's parents so upset with their daughter on the day A inhabits her body?
8. What explanation does A give Rhiannon for being a virgin?
9. Who does A meet up with at the library when they are inhabiting George, and what do they do?
10. What does Rhiannon tell A she remembers about the day that A inhabited her?
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
Describe the narrative tone and mood of Every Day, which is told from the protagonist's perspective. In what ways does the tone begin to change as A themselves begin to change?
Essay Topic 3
A is confronted by Reverend Poole while inhabiting the body of Ainsley Mills. What does A learn from Reverend Poole, and what role does this information play in A's decisions throughout the rest of the novel?
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