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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 has Jam said to Redemption that he holds in his hands?
2. In Chapter 3, what does Jam tell Pet is a "hard no"?
3. How many other times has one of Bitter's paintings come to life?
4. What does Pet say when she asks whether it will be there in the morning?
5. What critical piece of information do Jam's parents lack when they tell her to send Pet back?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do Jam and Redemption often do together that she does as normal with him in Chapter 5?
2. What were some of Lucille's problems before they were corrected?
3. What catches Jam's attention about what Aloe says to Bitter upon seeing Pet for the first time?
4. What do Aloe and Bitter vehemently deny that Pet asserts in Chapter 3?
5. How do Aloe and Bitter react to seeing Pet for the first time?
6. What does Jam desperately want to know about the old angels in Chapter 1?
7. What does Aloe ask Bitter about her new painting in Chapter 1 that strikes Jam as odd?
8. What does Pet want to do in Chapter 3 that Jam is absolutely against?
9. What does Bitter do for a living and what is unusual about her work?
10. Who is supposedly responsible for making Lucille a more just and peaceful place?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Why do you think Jam is ultimately sad to see Pet go the last time it comes to her in the end of the book, despite her initial fear of the being? Write an essay explaining your answers, citing specific references to the text to help support your conclusions.
Essay Topic 2
Emezi reiterates Lucille's mantra at the end of the book, "We are each other's magnitude and bond" (200). Write an essay explaining what you think the meaning of this mantra is, citing specific references to the text to help support your conclusions.
Essay Topic 3
Emezi's characters all have distinctive names; how does Emezi use names to help establish her characters' depths and set the readers' expectations? Write an essay explaining your answers, citing specific references to the text to help support your conclusions.
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