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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 the crowd react when a woman starts chanting during one of G.T.'s campaign stops in Chapter 12?
2. What does G.T. do with the money the Real Fresh Dairy finally pays in back taxes?
3. How does Hope react when Braverman tells her that her changed name is perfect for her?
4. What injuries does Braverman have after he is beaten up?
5. When does G.T. propose to Addie?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Hope feel about Addie and G.T. getting married?
2. What happens when Braverman is beaten up?
3. What does Braverman do in response to being beaten up for supporting G.T.?
4. How do people respond to the shenanigans that happened at the Tax Assessor's office as G.T. was trying to get his campaign signatures verified?
5. What do the Carbingers tell Babcock about the burglaries that happened over the summer?
6. What happens after G.T. gives his scolding message to Mayor Millstone in the Mulhoney Messenger?
7. What does Braverman do when Hope says she is uncomfortable going out on a date?
8. Why is G.T. grateful for Beal's actions at the restaurant where Hope and Addie used to work?
9. What options do Hope and Braverman have for college?
10. What advice does Deena give Hope before leaving after she visits her in the diner?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss at least 4 aspects of "Hope Was Here" that can easily be carried over into a second novel that describes what happens to Hope after she leaves for college.
Essay Topic 2
Analyze at least 4 different ways the story of "Hope Was Here" would change if Hope and Addie had moved from Mulhoney to New York City (instead of vice versa).
Essay Topic 3
What does the information the reader learns about Hope's relationship with Braverman contribute to her character? Provide at least 3 specific examples.
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