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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. Why does Day not use a gun?
2. What kind of education is given to students who get the lowest passing score in the Trial?
3. When Day tells June that she is attractive, what does she tell him?
4. After he hears the policemen talking while he is under the pier, what is Day afraid might be true?
5. Who Is Emerson Adam Graham?
Short Essay Questions
1. When June tells Thomas that she has found Day, what demands does she make about how Day's family should be handled?
2. What details in the text show that June takes her life of privilege for granted?
3. What important clues about Day's identity does June deduce from the break-in at the hospital?
4. When June arrives at the hospital, what does Commander Jameson expect her to do, and why?
5. What happens when the soldiers visit Day's mother's home?
6. What does June tell Tess is "very clever" of her, and how does Tess react to this praise (126)?
7. What does Tess do take care of Day when he is injured?
8. What roles do Day and Tess each take in the betting at the fights, and why do they arrange it this way?
9. What are the things about June that Day finds attractive?
10. What country do Day and June live in, and what does the government tell them is the cause of the war their country is in?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write an essay that analyzes the symbolic significance of Skiz fighting in Legend. Support your ideas with evidence from the text.
Essay Topic 2
Write an essay that analyzes the construction of Legend as a murder-mystery; whose death sets the story in motion, who is the "detective," what false leads are dangled in front of her, and how does the investigation ultimately arrive at a true solution?
Essay Topic 3
Write an essay that analyzes how distinct June's and Day's narrative voices are: that is, do they "sound" like different people as they each narrate, or do their voices sound too similar? Support your ideas with quoted textual evidence.
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