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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. Who is Thalia's half-brother?
2. Whose name is Bodie desperate to say on the witness stand?
3. How much did Thalia weigh when she died?
4. According to the assistant defense counsel, who will the prosecution imply planted evidence?
5. According to Mike, what first made him feel a sense of belonging at Granby?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe Dwight Boudreau's testimony.
2. What questions do Geoff and Bodie consider at Aroma Mocha?
3. What advice does Fran give Bodie about "Starlet Fever"?
4. When Bodie learned that Carlotta had cancer, what did she think about?
5. According to Bodie, what is the best thing she ever heard on her secret payphone?
6. After talking to Geoff, what does Bodie realize about Dorian's harrassment of her?
7. Describe the conversation Jen and Bodie have at Delilah's.
8. What happened when Beth took the witness stand?
9. According to Mike, why were the photos from the mattress party developed so quickly?
10. Describe the interaction between Bodie and Robbie at the swimming pool.
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What genre would you consider I Have Some Questions For You? What are specific examples from the text that lead you to this decision? Do you think this genre was the strongest choice for this kind of story? Why or why not?
Essay Topic 2
Evaluate Granby as a setting for this story. What does this setting add to the narrative? What symbols does it offer? Does Granby change over time? How does this affect the characters and tone of the novel?
Essay Topic 3
Choose one character relationship to focus on, such as the relationship between Thalia and Bodie. Why is this relationship significant to the narrative? How does this relationship change over the course of the novel, and what does this mean?
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