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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 else does Gary decide to do once he has the pillow on Theresa's face?
2. What happens right after the professor sees Theresa's scar?
3. What was Theresa's first English assignment?
4. How does the English professor react when Theresa tells him about her pain?
5. What is the first thing Gary does when he hears the doorbell ring?
Short Essay Questions
1. Discuss the changes in Martin after summer break.
2. Discuss Gary's sleeping arrangements on the night he murders Theresa.
3. Discuss the confession that proves to Theresa that Katherine is not perfect.
4. What helps Theresa out of her post-college graduation depression and why?
5. Discuss Gary's actions when Theresa doesn't stop screaming.
6. Discuss what Gary tells police about why he first notices Theresa in the bar.
7. Where is Gary when he confesses and what is his mindset regarding his murder of Theresa?
8. Discuss the role Theresa's scar plays in her sexual relationship with Martin.
9. Discuss the size of Theresa's family and the ages of her and her siblings.
10. What does Theresa threaten when Gary won't leave and how does he react?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What is the primary theme of Looking for Mr. Goodbar? How does the author present this theme? How does the theme develop throughout the novel?
Essay Topic 2
Write a character description of Theresa. Was she the a major or minor character? Protagonist or antagonist? Support your answer with specific evidence form the story.
Essay Topic 3
Discuss the differences between major and minor characters in literature. Discuss Theresa as a major character and select two other characters to analyze as minor characters. How does Theresa fit the definition of major character? How do the minor characters fit the definition?
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