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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 keep smelling now?
(a) Smoke.
(b) Grass.
(c) A hospital.
(d) Cookies.
2. What does Violet want to do before she dies?
(a) Things to help hackers.
(b) Things that show you're alive.
(c) Things to help children.
(d) Things to save the world.
3. What has Violet lost?
(a) Her memories at age nine.
(b) All her memories.
(c) Her memories at age two.
(d) Her memories at age six.
4. Why does Violet claim they live in a republic?
(a) Because everyone votes on everything.
(b) Because the corporations own everything.
(c) Because they elect people to vote for them.
(d) Because one person runs the country.
5. Why does Violet's father speak so strangely?
(a) He is trying to confuse people.
(b) He is trying to preserve complex language.
(c) He is being weird.
(d) He is trying to embarrass Violet.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was put in place of Jefferson Park?
2. What does Violet hope she forgets?
3. What does Quendy have all over her body?
4. Where is Violet's mother?
5. What does Quendy say about Violet?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe Violet's father.
2. Explain what happens when Violet sends the advertisements she received from her shopping trip to Titus.
3. Explain what has happened to Jefferson Park, and why Violet and Titus' father argue about this.
4. Describe what Titus is experiencing at the end of 'A Day in the Country'.
5. List as many items as you can from Violet's 'to do' list.
6. Describe Violet's experience as she received FeedTech's response.
7. Explain why Titus is confused as he and Violet sit in her house, and she talks of all the things she wants to do.
8. Explain the discomfort between Titus and Violet as they are lying on the grass outside her home.
9. What does Violet say about her idea of what living life is?
10. What does Violet tell Titus in the upcar on the way to her house, and why is this important?
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