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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. How does Joseph prepare for the play?
2. Which athlete does Joseph tell Lucy he loved as a child?
3. What does Lucy do when Joseph tells he he does not know what he thinks about how to vote on Brexit and he might not vote?
4. How does Cassie guess who Joseph is dating?
5. Who is the sound engineer that records Jaz singing Joseph's song?
Short Essay Questions
1. What common interests do Lucy and Hanna discover they have, and where does this lead them to visit in Part IV?
2. What changes in Joseph's and Lucy's relationship following the Brexit vote?
3. How does Joseph really feel about Hanna in Part III?
4. Why does Lucy tell Joseph she thinks they should break up in Part IV?
5. What happens between Joseph and Lucy after Hanna leaves Michael Marwood's cottage early?
6. What is one major factor that precipitates Lucy's and Joseph's breakup in Part III?
7. What is Joseph's experience of the Shakespeare play?
8. How do Joseph and Lucy react differently to the police's interaction with Joseph in Part III?
9. What incident makes both Hanna and Lucy uncomfortable at Max Gate?
10. What do Lucy and Joseph do almost exclusively with one another in Part III?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Given how Hornby has built and developed both Joseph's and Lucy's characters, do you think their remaining together at the end of the novel is plausible? Write an essay explaining your conclusions.
Essay Topic 2
Joseph and Lucy almost never talk on the phone, but they do text often. Write an essay exploring how their mode of communication when they are not together - texting - affects their relationship.
Essay Topic 3
What does Joseph's vote on the Brexit question reveal about his character, personality, and decision-making process? What do Lucy's friends' reaction to his revelation about his vote, much later in the novel, reveal about their characters and personalities? Write an essay explaining your answers, citing specific references to the text to help support your conclusions.
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