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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 tells June that she is "not alone out there unless [she chooses] to be" (94)?
2. Why does the crowd from the fight end up chasing June?
3. What is Day talking about when he tells June "I couldn't help it" (138)?
4. What surprising information does Jameson give June about her education at Drake University?
5. Which member(s) of Day's family does the military kill during the raid on Day's family's house?
Short Essay Questions
1. As Day is settling down to sleep on the night that he kisses June, what does June notice about him, and what conclusion does she reach?
2. What is June's plan for luring Day into meeting her, and what does she hope will happen?
3. What does Tess do take care of Day when he is injured?
4. What changes in Eden's condition does Day notice during Section 3: Part One of the book?
5. When she is in the Lake sector, what does June remember Metias saying about the poor, and what causes her to think of this?
6. What happens when Day is reunited with his mother?
7. When June arrives at the hospital, what does Commander Jameson expect her to do, and why?
8. What happens when the soldiers visit Day's mother's home?
9. How does Day end up injured and unconscious in an alley near Union Station?
10. How does Tess get injured when she and Day first meet, and how does this injury end up being the start of their friendship?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write an essay that makes and defends a claim about the motif of sacrifice in Legend. Support your ideas with evidence from the text.
Essay Topic 2
Write an essay that explores the various ways in which the government keeps the poor under control in Legend. Support your ideas with evidence from the text.
Essay Topic 3
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?
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