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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 do Franny and John hear begin intimate in the hotel in secret soon after the rivalry football game?
2. What do Franny and John do to try to get the football players mad at each other in the woods?
3. Who helps Chip attack Franny on Halloween night?
4. What kind of group do Franny and John encounter as they run toward Dairy on Halloween night?
5. What do Win and Mary do their first night working at the hotel?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is it possible for the Berrys to stay in their original home during the hotel renovation?
2. How does Franny react when she is let go from the net on Halloween night?
3. What does Franny offer to Chip so he'll leave Frank alone (while he is beating him up)?
4. What do Franny and John do to get even with the football players after John is attacked?
5. What is so exceptional about Sorrow?
6. What does the school do in honor of Coach Bob's final season as coach?
7. How does Rhonda proposition John for the first time?
8. Why does Franny attack Frank?
9. How does John finally convince Harold Swallow to release him from the net on Halloween night?
10. How does the family handle Lilly's diagnosis of dwarfism?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Franny and John have a closer relationship with each other than they do with any of their other siblings. Describe three reasons this is OR is not true and what from the text, specifically, most informs your opinion.
Essay Topic 2
Compare and contrast two minor guests at the original Hotel New Hampshire, making sure to discuss how, even as minor characters, they contribute to the novel and its larger theme(s).
Essay Topic 3
Analyze Susie and Franny's relationship over the course of the novel, using direct quotations and examples from the text to support your analysis.
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