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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. According to Declan in Chapter Seventeen, why was his relationship with Ezra doomed?

2. Where does Felix go after the argument at Coney Island?

3. When the group facilitator asks Felix to share during the meeting in Chapter Thirteen, how does Felix react?

4. What type of photo does Felix post to Lucky’s account in Chapter Twenty?

5. As Felix tells Ezra Chapter Eighteen, he does not want Ezra to do what?

Short Essay Questions

1. What identity does Felix discover in Chapter Twenty?

2. Why does Felix apologize to Ezra at the end of Chapter Fifteen?

3. What decision has Ezra made in Chapter Fourteen?

4. What shocking information does Declan tell Lucky in Chapter Seventeen?

5. Why is Felix so against the idea of loving Ezra in Chapter Eighteen?

6. How does Felix feel without a label for himself, as explained in Chapter Thirteen?

7. What does Felix tell his mother in an email in Chapter Thirteen?

8. According to Declan in Chapter Sixteen, why did he break up with Ezra?

9. What information does Ezra tell Felix in Chapter Eighteen? What does Felix realize?

10. How does Felix mess up while speaking to Declan in Chapter Sixteen? What does Declan assume?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss the characters of Bex and Jill. How do these characters impact Felix and his development? How do they further develop the novel’s themes?

Essay Topic 2

How does Felix Ever After illustrate the importance of love in all its various forms? Use textual evidence to support your analysis.

Essay Topic 3

Write an essay explaining the significance of the title of the novel, Felix Ever After. How does the title reflect the main characters? How does the title reflect the novel’s themes and conflicts? How does the title’s meaning change over the course of the novel?

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