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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 an away game in Lexington, with whom does Jojo room?

2. As Holt walks through campus ranting over the meeting with Mr. Quat, why is he not worried about others thinking he is talking to himself?

3. Who comes into the room after Hoyt and Charlotte have sex?

4. As Hoyt walks up to Mr. Rayon, what does he notice that seems odd to him?

5. By the end of the book, Charlotte is well known. How does she feel about the attention?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Why does Charlotte wish Bettina and Mimi were at the basketball game?

3. During a meeting of the Millennial Mutants, why is it important for Adam to trump Greg?

4. What effect does Adam's story have on Hoyt?

5. What is Charlotte's experience like back in the room with Hoyt?

6. What two types of toasts does Vance make at the formal dinner?

7. Why is Charlotte sitting behind the Dupont bench at midcourt at the basketball tournament?

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

9. 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?

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

A number of characters struggle with identity throughout the book. Hoyt is one of the main characters with this issue. Explore Hoyt's identity. What does Hoyt think about himself? What in his past causes his struggle? Do you think other respect Hoyt? Do you think Hoyt truly respects himself?

Essay Topic 2

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

Essay Topic 3

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?

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