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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. When Hoyt and Charlotte are back in the hotel room, why does she say nothing as he undresses her?
2. In Chapter 21, who does Hoyt meet at I.M.?
3. What about Adam leads Charlotte to go to her exam?
4. After reading the story, what does Hoyt feel about how others think about him?
5. What does the letter from Pierce & Pierce say?
Short Essay Questions
1. What point does Coach Roth bring to Adam's attention during their meeting about Jojo?
2. What effect does Adam's story have on Hoyt?
3. 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?
4. After the formal, what are Charlotte's feelings about going back to the room alone with Hoyt?
5. During the car ride to Washington D.C., what is the one thing that makes Charlotte feel a little more comfortable?
6. Why is Charlotte acting overly animated when she and Adam go to Mr. Rayon for breakfast?
7. What is the Lounge Committee and why are they meeting in Charlotte's room at the beginning of Chapter 22?
8. Why doesn't Charlotte's mother believe her when she says the reason for her poor grades is a boyfriend?
9. During the meeting with Adam and Mr. Quat, how does Adam approach the issues of Jojo's paper?
10. What occurs at the I.M. when Hoyt and Vance go there in Chapter 21?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
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.
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
Provide a comparison of Dupont with Charlotte's home town. Is Dupont what Charlotte expected it to be? Why or why not? Provide examples from the book to support your answer.
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