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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. As Eric and Buddy argue about a birthday party, what is on Eric’s shirt?
2. Where does Freddy find Doodle after Laura asks if she wants to break up with her?
3. What color dress does Freddy wear to the event to which Vi invited her?
4. In which class does Laura ask Freddy if she wants to break up with her?
5. On which stuffed animal does Freddy work after speaking on the phone with Doodle’s father?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Doodle inform Freddy of her pregnancy?
2. What rumor about Freddy’s conduct at the event to which Vi invited her is reported to her?
3. What reason does Laura give for having invited Freddy over to her house party?
4. What reasons does Laura posit for Freddy’s conduct at the event to which Vi invited her?
5. Describe Laura’s attire at the event to which Vi invited Freddy.
6. What progression of eyeglass styles do Freddy and Vi note while talking over coffee?
7. What comments about grandmothers do Freddy and Vi make while talking over coffee?
8. How does Doodle react to Freddy having failed to meet her as requested after her teacher’s rebuke?
9. Freddy comments on the women in the show about polyamory she watches. Why does she posit that the women in it do not care about their own feelings in the situation?
10. Describe Vi’s attire at the event to which she invited Freddy.
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Does there appear to be any pattern to the number of panels on the pages of the graphic novel? If so, what is the pattern, and what significance does it have for the text? If not, what significance does the lack of pattern have for the text?
Essay Topic 2
What model of fatherhood does Dan provide in the graphic novel? Is it one of which the work approves? What in the graphic novel indicates as much, and how does it do so?
Essay Topic 3
The focal characters of the graphic novel are lesbians or engage in lesbian relationships. How would the story be obliged to change were it to focus instead on homosexual young men or young men who engage in homosexual relationships? Why would it change in those ways?
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