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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Titus recognize he is lying on?
(a) A couch.
(b) A floor.
(c) A hammock.
(d) A bed.
2. What does Titus notice at the end of 'Undervalued Truffle'?
(a) Nothing has changed.
(b) Everything has changed.
(c) No one is talking.
(d) Everyone is staring at him.
3. What show do the girls love?
(a) Oh! Thing! Cool!
(b) Oh! Wow! Thing!
(c) Oh! God! Thing!
(d) Oh! Thing!
4. Why is Violet convinced things will be different?
(a) She has new friends.
(b) They have been through a large event.
(c) She has a new feed.
(d) They will be drinking.
5. What does Link want to do before they go to the club?
(a) Eat.
(b) Have sex.
(c) Get drunk.
(d) Go into mal.
Short Answer Questions
1. What store is having a sale in 'Cache & Carry'?
2. What does Titus hope to do on the moon?
3. What does Link claim is not an organ?
4. Where is Link?
5. Where does Violet take Titus to see when she is finished speaking with the doctor?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe what the girl does with her juice at the end of 'Juice', and why this is significant.
2. What does the text of 'Awake' indicate about how much the teenagers rely on the feed?
3. Discuss the conversation in 'Dead Language' about writing, and what the conversation implies.
4. Explain why Titus doesn't want to try and cheer Violet up when she cries in the hospital.
5. Describe what life was like, according to Titus, before the feed, and what this means to him.
6. Explain the girl's theory of the face grid.
7. Titus mentions the lack of need for a picture like the one he sees in the hospital. What does this say about Titus' imagination?
8. Describe why the girls help Quendy with her hair, and why Titus finds this important.
9. Explain the protests about the moon.
10. Describe how Titus first sees the young woman.
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