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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 does Ally bring Jack to eat at his cabin in "Jack 6"?

2. Where does Team Exo go to wait out the storm in "Ally 6"?

3. How did Jack seem different to Bree in "Bree 6"?

4. What dream of Ally's does Mr. Flynn put a damper on in "Ally 5"?

5. What is one thing Ally and Bree talk loudly about in front of Ally's parents in order to show them a bad side of the suburbs?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the interaction between Ryan and Ally at the beginning of "Ally 6."

2. Why is Jack trying to hard in "Jack 6" to stay in the moment?

3. How has the relationship between the five kids changed by the beginning of "Jack 6"?

4. Describe Ally's lecture, given in "Jack 5."

5. What happens in "Bree 6" to show how Bree has changed by this point in the novel?

6. What do Jack and Ally do in Jack's cabin in "Jack 6"?

7. What interesting fact does Melanie share with Team Exo as they are conducting the experiment and recording information?

8. What crisis does "Jack 4" open with, and what is the outcome?

9. Why does Ally find sharing the campground with Melanie and Bree somewhat complicated in "Ally 5"?

10. What does Bree accuse Jack of in "Bree 6," and how does Jack respond?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Who is/are the protagonist(s) in this story? If there is more than one protagonist, is there also more than one antagonist?

Essay Topic 2

What is the climax of Every Soul A Star? How can you recognize this moment as the climax? How does each main character react to this climax?

Essay Topic 3

Every Soul A Star uses a traditional narrative perspective (first person) in an unusual way - split between three main characters. Discuss how the author does this and determine whether it is done effectively. Does it help or hinder the story? Explain.

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