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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 many friends are the high school kids told to tell to vote for G.T.?
2. What does Addie think is the best thing she cooks?
3. How does Hope feel when her mother leaves?
4. How does Hope react when G.T. tells her that her birth mother is missing out on a great daughter?
5. How does the town begin to view Addie's cooking once she'd been there for a little while?
Short Essay Questions
1. What message does G.T. give to Mayor Millstone in the paper after the string of burglaries are connected?
2. What does Hope tell Braverman about the tension between herself and Braverman after he asks her out on a date?
3. What would Hope rather be doing instead of going to school when school resumes?
4. How does Hope respond to the reporter's question about how she would feel if G.T. died?
5. How do Lou Ellen and Flo react when G.T. asks Addie out on a date?
6. What does Braverman do in response to being beaten up for supporting G.T.?
7. How do Addie and Braverman try to support Hope when they realize she is initially upset when Deena stops by to visit?
8. What does Deputy Babcock come to discover about the incident with the mouse in the salad in G.T.'s diner?
9. What do the Carbingers tell Babcock about the burglaries that happened over the summer?
10. What happens after G.T. gives his scolding message to Mayor Millstone in the Mulhoney Messenger?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Analyze at least 3 different literary techniques Bauer uses to create tension in "Hope Was Here."
Essay Topic 2
Describe at least 4 features of Mayor Millstone and how those features fulfill the traditional, literary requirements of a villain.
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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