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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 does Stephanie follow in Chapter 2?
2. When Joe Morelli learns the reason Stephanie has tracked him down, what does he do?
3. Where does Stephanie go at the end of Chapter 3?
4. How does Stephanie find Benito Ramirez's home address?
5. Why does Stephanie visit Stark Street in Chapter 7?
Short Essay Questions
1. When Ranger joins Stephanie in Chapter 5 to search Morelli's apartment, how does he fit or not fit the image Stephanie has of him as a bounty hunter?
2. What factors make Stephanie ill-suited for bounty hunting?
3. Why does Stephanie want to install a security system in Morelli's Jeep, a Jeep that doesn't belong to her?
4. What is Stephanie's financial situation as the book opens?
5. What does Joe Morelli's rescue of Stephanie at the Stark Street Gym in Chapter 3 indicate?
6. Is Jimmy Alpha reliable in Chapter 7 when he promises to keep Ramirez away from Stephanie?
7. What feelings does seeing Morelli again stir in Stephanie?
8. Describe Stephanie Plum.
9. What actions in Chapter 6 indicate that Joe Morelli is better at surveillance and apprehension than Stephanie?
10. Describe Stephanie's family.
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
One for the Money contains numerous metaphors throughout the book. Discuss how the author uses setting as metaphors for the characters of Stephanie, Benito Ramirez, and Lula. Are there any other characters for whom the author uses setting as metaphor? Cite examples from the book to support your case.
Essay Topic 2
Although primarily a mystery, One for the Money contains some humorous scenes and characters. Cite 3 examples of humor in the book and discuss the techniques the author uses to establish the comedic tone.
Essay Topic 3
One for the Money blends elements of mystery, comedy, and romance. It also borrows some elements from Gothic novels. Discuss the mixture of genres in the book and cite examples from the text to show the influence of each genre on the elements of the story. Explain how the story might change if you removed the comedy and the romance subplot.
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