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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. How does Don say that a cell phone tower was disabled south of Ruby that morning?
2. What is the second song that plays on Oliver's phone when he has Red standing with her hands in the air in Chapter 34?
3. How old are the man who drive up to the RV in Chapter 23?
4. In Chapter 34, what song does Oliver play on his phone?
5. How many times has Simon's uncle been in prison?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who drives up in a truck?
2. What secret has Simon been hiding?
3. What happens after a vote is taken to see if Red stays in the RV or is thrown out?
4. Why does Oliver play a Christmas song in Chapter 24?
5. How does Arthur try to calm Red after she is brought back into the RV?
6. In Chapter 31, what secret has Red been hiding?
7. Why does Don say that cell service is worse than usual?
8. What does the sniper do and say in Chapter 30 after Reyna shares her secret?
9. Why was Red at the Staples near Columbus Boulevard on August 28?
10. What does Oliver want to do when Red reveals she is the witness in the Gotti case?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Conflicts between characters are often caused by a problem. What are some conflicts that occur in Five Survive? Are the conflicts in the book mostly man vs. man, man vs. nature, or man vs. self? Are they internal or external conflicts?
Essay Topic 2
Cliffhangers are a literary device that leaves readers wondering what will happen next. How does Jackson use cliffhangers in Five Survive? How do the cliffhangers create suspense?
Essay Topic 3
Dialogue tags help identify who is speaking in a written conversation. What would happen if dialogue tags were never used to identify who is speaking in a written conversation? What are some common dialogue tags used to identify speakers in a written conversation in Five Survive? What descriptive dialogue tags has Jackson used, especially in Chapter 36? How do those dialogue tags help readers imagine scenes? How do they add another layer of description?
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