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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. According to Bodie, who died of COVID?
2. Who texts Bodie saying he has reservations about talking to her students?
3. Who joins Britt's podcasting team?
4. According to the lead investigator from the state police, who asked him to look at community members rather than students or teachers for suspects?
5. Who does Beth agree to speak to, according to the voicemail she leaves Bodie?
Short Essay Questions
1. According to Bodie, how did killing Thalia impact Robbie?
2. How did Britt and Alder find blood in the shed at Granby?
3. What informaton do Geoff's photos reveal?
4. Describe the conversation Jen and Bodie have at Delilah's.
5. What happened when Beth took the witness stand?
6. In Part II, what has happened with Bodie and Jerome's relationship?
7. According to Bodie, why did Dane resent Britt's podcast?
8. What advice does Fran give Bodie about "Starlet Fever"?
9. After talking to Geoff, what does Bodie realize about Dorian's harrassment of her?
10. What did the markings in Thalia's planner mean?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
In Chapter 59, Bodie says that she used veganism as an excuse to starve herself, and she ultimately could not row anymore as a result. Then, there is the discarding of Thalia's body and the pain inflicted on other women's bodies within the narrative. What theme do women's bodies play in this novel? Analyze this theme.
Essay Topic 2
In Chapter 30, Bodie says, “It’s human instinct to put yourself at the heart of a disaster. Not even for attention, but because it feels true" (162). What does this mean? Discuss at least two examples from the text and use textual evidence to support your opinion.
Essay Topic 3
This story is told from Bodie's perspective, most often in the past tense. Describe how the tense shifts throughout the novel. What role do point of view and tense play in this narrative? Cite three scenes from the novel as evidence of your points.
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