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

2. When does the final chapter begin?

3. How is the room for the formal decorated?

4. When does Charlotte finally decide to go back to her room?

5. Who invites Charlotte over to talk while she is home on break?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Jojo and Charlotte discuss over lunch in Chapter 21?

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

3. How is the experience alone in the hotel room with Hoyt a turning point in Charlotte's life?

4. What is the Lounge Committee and why are they meeting in Charlotte's room at the beginning of Chapter 22?

5. While Charlotte is staying at Adams house, what does he do for her to keep he spirits up and continue going to class?

6. During the car ride to Washington D.C., what is the one thing that makes Charlotte feel a little more comfortable?

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

8. Why doesn't Charlotte's mother believe her when she says the reason for her poor grades is a boyfriend?

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

10. Rather than talking to Miss Pennington or Laurie, where does Charlotte go during Christmas break?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Lost Province Entr'acte provides an intermission in the events occurring at Dupont. Explain why the author uses this technique. What does the reader learn about Charlotte during this chapter? What does the reader learn about Charlotte's family during this chapter? How are the differences between Charlotte's life at home compared to those at Dupont further clarified? Provide examples from the book to support your answer.

Essay Topic 2

Explain Charlotte's concern for what others think of her. What does this obsession lead her to do? What problems does this obsession cause between the characters Charlotte interacts with as well as her own identity?

Essay Topic 3

Discuss the similarities in Charlotte's willingness to become popular with the governor's willingness to hide the truth about the night in the Grove.

Include information such as:

What lengths do each go to achieve their goal?

How does each of the characters sell out to achieve their goal?

Provide examples from the book to support your answer.

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