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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Hatton say "is the only way for some people to be happy" in Chapter 12?
(a) "Living."
(b) "Dying."
(c) "Pretending."
(d) "Running."
2. What is the title of Chapter 5?
(a) "The Return."
(b) "Welcome Back, Travis Coates."
(c) "Advanced Studies in Cranial Reanimation."
(d) "Scar and All."
3. What was Lawrence Ramsey in a commercial for, according to Travis's father in Chapter 2?
(a) Ford trucks.
(b) Subaru.
(c) A medical center.
(d) Chewing gum.
4. What is the name of Cate's father?
(a) Glen.
(b) Hatton.
(c) Lawrence.
(d) Kyle.
5. What word in Chapter 13 refers to being resistant to a particular infection or toxin owing to the presence of specific antibodies or sensitized white blood cells?
(a) Articulate.
(b) Immune.
(c) Caustic.
(d) Enabled.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the title of Chapter 11?
2. What is the title of Chapter 1?
3. What does Travis's mother suggest he get to hide his scar in Chapter 6?
4. What is the title of Chapter 14?
5. Who calls Travis in Chapter 19?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Travis's objective in Chapter 16? How does he go about achieving that objective?
2. What happens when Travis and Hatton arrive at the karaoke bar in Chapter 17?
3. How are the themes of the past and present deveoped in Chapters 19-22?
4. How does Travis respond to the "fan mail" he reads in Chapter 10?
5. What is the symbolic or metaphorical significance of Travis's experience at the movie theater in Chapter 13?
6. What does Travis remark about scarves in Chapter 6?
7. What memory does Travis have in flashback in Chapter 20?
8. What information does Cate relate to Travis in Chapter 18?
9. What does Travis discuss with Dr. Saranson in Chapter 10?
10. How are the scientific elements of Travis's transplant described in the narrative?
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