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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. What does Yahav say about DNA evidence in 1995?

2. In Part II: Chapter 22, who does Bodie eat pizza with?

3. Who does Bodie agree to meet at the lower campus quad during the party?

4. According to Jerome, who showed up at the house looking for Bodie?

5. At the séance, who asks Bodie her real opinion about Thalia's death?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Bodie's interaction with Beth in the hotel gym.

2. According to Bodie, how did killing Thalia impact Robbie?

3. Describe the conversation Jen and Bodie have at Delilah's.

4. According to Bodie, did Mr. Bloch love Thalia?

5. Why is Bodie back in Kern in Part II?

6. According to Bodie, why did Dane resent Britt's podcast?

7. What advice does Fran give Bodie about "Starlet Fever"?

8. Who is Ari Huston?

9. After talking to Geoff, what does Bodie realize about Dorian's harrassment of her?

10. What happened when Beth took the witness stand?

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

While much of this text focuses on sexism and violence against women, Makkai also touches on racism. For example, Bodie says, "I certainly knew more about how rage gets ascribed to Black men" (80). What points does Makkai make about racism? How does Makkai broach this sensitive topic, and is it effective?

Essay Topic 3

Bodie frequently notes the weather at Granby. For example, she notes the fresh snow on Monday morning and the cold air all over campus. What is the significance of the weather in this novel? What does the weather symbolize or represent? Cite three examples from the text.

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