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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. Who sends Pip the text showing Max and his family celebrating his acquittal?

2. What does Pip upload to her website at the beginning of Chapter Thirty-Three?

3. When Mr. Clark accuses Pip of blackmail on page 201, what word does she use to describe her actions?

4. Who tries to cheer Connor up at lunch by offering him candy and talking about conspiracy theories?

5. What did Joanna find when she was looking for Jamie's hoodie?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Jamie's Fitbit become an important source of information for Pip?

2. Why does Pip want to know exactly how long Jamie has owed Luke money?

3. What do Ravi's comments at the end of Chapter Twenty-Two imply about the way he sees her usual behavior?

4. What does Joanna call Pip over to tell her about on Tuesday night?

5. What does Charlie show Pip and Ravi in Chapter Nineteen?

6. Based on their research in Chapter Thirty-Seven, how do Pip, Connor, and Ravi think Layla got the idea that the man she was looking for lives in Fairview?

7. What account does Pip use in order to direct message Layla, and why does she use this account?

8. What does Pip find in her locker in Chapter Thirty, and what is it meant to reproduce?

9. What message does Pip send to Layla in Chapter Eighteen, and what is the surprising response?

10. What is the relationship between Hillary Weiseman and Harry Scythe, and what does it make Pip wonder about?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Write an essay that analyzes the thematic function of Natalie da Silva's character in the novel. Be sure to support your ideas with evidence from the text.

Essay Topic 2

Write an essay that analyzes Jackson's use of foreshadowing in Good Girl, Bad Blood. Be sure to support your ideas with evidence from the text.

Essay Topic 3

Write an essay that affirms, refutes, or qualifies the following claim: "Ravi Singh is not a fully developed or believable character; he seems to exist simply as a practical and emotional convenience to the book's main character." Be sure to support your ideas with evidence from the text.

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