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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 leverage did Reth use against Evie?

2. What does Lend ask Evie if she wants to do?

3. What earned Evie a bed?

4. What is Nona?

5. What did Evie hope?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Evie suddenly realize when she saw David's house guests?

2. What similarity did Evie find between Lend and his mother?

3. What was it specifically that Evie didn't wish to remember as she fell asleep?

4. How does Evie get her hopes up and how were they dashed again?

5. What did Vivian tell Evie about her nature?

6. How did Cresseda know about Lish and what did she ask that Evie wasn't sure she could do?

7. What had Evie done that had caused Reth to look truly beautiful?

8. Why wouldn't Evie call the IPCA?

9. What does Vivian tell Evie that upsets her so?

10. Why did Evie stay back from Lend's school?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss the battle between good and evil throughout the novel. How does the definition of good and evil change? What does it show when Evie realizes that things aren't as simple as they seem?

Essay Topic 2

Evie and Lend become very close during his confinement in the Center. Research and discuss whether or not Stockholm Syndrome might have anything to do with their relationship. If so, what remains to be seen in future novels between Lend and Evie? If not, then suggest a reason why Stockholm Syndrome wouldn't apply here.

Essay Topic 3

Although this novel's audience is teenagers, discuss whether or not this novel would be suitable for all ages. What aspects might not pass through to older generations? Explain what the ideal audience would be for this novel.

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