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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. What is it acceptable for people to do together on the island?
2. How much does Anne believe her thoughts at the beach will change her life at home?
3. What does the author say will destroy the beauty and rhythm of the dance?
4. Anne says that only by learning the truth and beauty in the individual we can do what?
5. How does the freedom of being a whole person effect a relationship?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Anne say about returning to the beginnings of a relationship?
2. Does the author believe she will be able to practice at home what she learned on the island? Why or why not?
3. How does the author see the beginning of a marriage for most people?
4. Anne talks about the different needs for aging adults. What are some of the ideas she expresses?
5. How does Anne feel about the years to come in her life?
6. What does Anne think about objects being crowded?
7. How does Anne feel about people who are solely concerned about the problems of the whole?
8. What are some of the ideas the author expresses about the kinds of love and bonds formed in marriage?
9. Describe some of the information the author gives about the oyster shell.
10. What does Anne suggest each person must do as far as themselves is concerned and what effect would that have on a person's life?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The author suggests one cannot find love in someone else without first finding it for oneself. What does she mean? How would this apply to your life?
Essay Topic 2
Anne talks extensively about simplicity in life. What does simplicity mean to you? Do you see any way in which your life would be easier if it was more simple? How?
Essay Topic 3
Anne talks about the various stages she sees in marriage. What are these stages and is it possible they apply to any relationship? Why are why not?
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