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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 kind of bush does Trisha think she sees before realizing it is too early in the season for it?
2. What shape does the God of the Lost draw to claim Trisha?
3. What kind of animals have been living in the truck cab?
4. What color are the God of the Lost's teeth?
5. When Trisha makes her bed in the woods in Chapter 11, how long does it take her to fall asleep?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the hooded figures and who they claim to be.
2. Why does Trisha not look for more food when she sees that her supply is low?
3. Why does Trisha think sleeping in the truck cab is a bad idea?
4. Why does Trisha leave her radio on for longer than usual?
5. What does Trisha think when she finally looks the God of the Lost in the face?
6. Describe the conversation Tom Gordon and Trisha have when she finds the post?
7. Describe the dream Trisha remembers having at the beginning of Chapter 13.
8. Describe the appearance of the God of the Lost.
9. Why does Trisha stop herself from thinking about being rescued?
10. What happens to Trisha during the fifth inning of the last baseball game she hears?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
King makes use of symbols throughout his novel. Choose three instances of symbolism in the novel and explain what each represents and why it is important to the novel.
Essay Topic 2
Stephen King often uses foreshadowing to hint to the reader about events to come later. Describe three examples of foreshadowing in the novel and explain how each one is significant to the novel as a whole.
Essay Topic 3
Explore the minor characters Jerry Trupiano and Joe Castiglione, How are they significant to Trisha and to the novel as a whole? What is the relevance of the dream Trisha has about them after her Walkman batteries die?
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