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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 do the others do when they think Charlotte is passed out?

2. By the end of the book, who is Charlotte's boyfriend?

3. At the beginning of Chapter 21, where do Charlotte and Jojo agree to meet after class?

4. In Chapter 22, where do Hoyt and Rachel meet to discuss reports from the governor and potential job opportunity?

5. When Beverly wakes up angry because the phone is ringing early in the morning, what does Charlotte realize?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do the frat boys from Saint Rays interrupt the Stand Up Straight for Gay Day demonstration?

2. What is the tone of the meeting between the president of Dupont, Mr. Quat, and Coach Roth while disusing the issue of Jojo's paper?

3. Why is Charlotte confused about her feelings toward Adam?

4. What is the reaction of Hoyt, Julian, and Nicole when Charlotte walks out of the bathroom in her dress?

5. What point does Coach Roth bring to Adam's attention during their meeting about Jojo?

6. Once back at school, in Chapter 28, how does Charlotte deal with her situation?

7. When Adam begins begging Mr. Quat not to take action on the plagiarism issue, what is his response?

8. When Charlotte's family picks her up for Christmas break, why do their questions make her nervous?

9. With whom does Charlotte seek comfort after the Christmas break?

10. Why is Charlotte acting overly animated when she and Adam go to Mr. Rayon for breakfast?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss the conflicting nature of the opening scenes of the Prologue and Chapter 1. Do these chapters provide the reader with an indication of what is to come? Why or why not? How are the themes presented in each supported by the activities within the chapters?

Essay Topic 2

One of the main themes of this book is identity. In an essay, explore the progression of Charlotte's identity. Use examples from the book to support your progression. By the end of the book, does Charlotte lose her identity? Why or why not? Does Charlotte achieve the identity and status she set out to achieve? Do you think this progression of identity is a natural part of the growing process or does Charlotte purposefully change her own identity?

Essay Topic 3

Describe what Beverly represents. How does this representation affect Charlotte? Provide examples from the book to support your answer.

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