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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. When Asughara enters Ada's body, she sees what kind of "boy" (61) beside Ada?
(a) Cruel.
(b) Stupid.
(c) Furious.
(d) Useless.
2. What advice is given to Ada after she places a call to tell someone about Soren's actions?
(a) She is told to pray.
(b) She is told to call the police.
(c) She is told to be silent.
(d) She is told to call Saachi.
3. What name does Ada give to the black entity within The We?
(a) Shadow.
(b) Death.
(c) Blood.
(d) Smoke.
4. What entities do The We report as constantly "drawing [them] close" (35)?
(a) Brothersisters.
(b) Humans.
(c) Gods.
(d) Obganje.
5. The We say that the gates separating the spiritual world from the material world "stink of" (33) what?
(a) Regret.
(b) Knowledge.
(c) Betrayal.
(d) Blood.
Short Answer Questions
1. What term do The We use to describe Ada's reaction to their arrival within her body?
2. When Ala appears as an animal, she takes the form of what creature?
3. The person whom Ada calls after getting free from Soren's dorm room sees Ada's end goal as what?
4. Saachi tells Ada that when Ada performs what action, Ada looks "exactly how [Ada] did as a child" (68)?
5. What emotion felt by The We toward Ada is said to be rare among "beings like" (43) The We?
Short Essay Questions
1. In what ways had Ada been harming herself prior to Asughara's arrival?
2. What effect does the presence of The We inside a very young Ada have on her?
3. Who narrates Chapters 1 through 5?
4. In what way is the theme of appearance versus reality shown in Soren's character?
5. What is ironic about Ada's choice of housemate in the summer just after her split from Soren?
6. Describe Ada's human father.
7. What happens to Ada to cause Asughara's emergence?
8. What sort of child does Asughara claim to be?
9. Contrast the narration of Chapter 5 with the narration of Chapter 6.
10. Choose and describe a particularly poignant moment in the text and analyze its effect on the reader.
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