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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. In Book Two: Chapter 5, what does Lucy's accountant warn her about?
2. In Book Two: Chapter 1, who does William visit in Massachusetts?
3. In Book Two: Chapter 5, why does Lucy's brother require a shot from the doctor?
4. In Book Two: Chapter 4, how does Lucy describe her memory of William's shoes?
5. In Book Two: Chapter 1, what event triggers massive changes in Lucy's life?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Book 2: Chapter 3, what does William decide to take with him to meet Lois Bubar, and how does it turn out?
2. In Book 2: Chapter 1, what is the narrator's experience of going to the grocery store during the pandemic?
3. In Book 2: Chapter 5, how does the protagonist come up with the idea for the story about Arms Emory and Legs?
4. In Book 2: Chapter 4, what does the narrator's mother warn her about concerning her daughters?
5. In Book 2: Chapter 5, what does the protagonist observe about the town and its inhabitants?
6. In Book 2: Chapter 4, why does the narrator feel a sense of comfort from how familiar William is becoming to her?
7. In Book 2: Chapter 5, why is William upset about his grandfather's money?
8. In Book 2: Chapter 2, what is significant about the location where the group sits for their picnic?
9. In Book 2: Chapter 2, how does Katherine Caskey's childhood experiences affect her?
10. In Book 2: Chapter 3, what is William's plan in the story?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
How does the author use language and style to create a distinctive voice for the narrator(s) in Lucy by the Sea, and what effect does this have on the reader?
Essay Topic 2
What do you think is the most significant turning point or moment of change in Lucy by the Sea, and how does this impact the characters and the overall meaning of the text?
Essay Topic 3
What do you think the author's message is about the nature of human relationships in Lucy by the Sea, and how does this play out in the interactions between different characters?
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