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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, in Chapter 25, does Christopher want to travel with him?

2. What is Catherine afraid to tell Dr. Paul in Chapter19?

3. How does Carrie kill herself in Chapter 28?

4. Who does Christopher tell Catherine in Chapter 20, she should have married?

5. What ballet does Catherine know she should be practicing for in Chapter 22?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Catherine tell Bart at the start of Chapter 33, and what is his reaction?

2. Why does Catherine decide to move to Virgina in Chapter 26, and who does she take with her?

3. Who proposes to Carrie in Chapter 28, and what happens as a result of the proposal?

4. What happens to Foxworth Hall at the end of Chapter 34, and who dies?

5. Who is in the hospital at the start of Chapter 20 and who is he related to?

6. How does Julian punish Catherine for attending Christopher's graduation?

7. What business does Catherine take over while in Virginia?

8. Describe Julian and Catherine's relationship in Chapter 19.

9. For what does Catherine approach Bart Winslow in Chapter 26?

10. Why is Carrie angry with Catherine in Chapter 20?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Describe the interaction between Amanda and Catherine. What does Amanda tell Catherine? How does this event affect the rest of the plot? Why does Amanda hate Catherine?

Essay Topic 2

How does incest affect the lives of the characters in V.C Andrews' book? Choose one character (not Catherine or Christopher) and discuss how the incestuous relationships of Catherine and Christopher affect his or her life.

Essay Topic 3

Choose three examples from the text that illustrate the theme of revenge in V.C Andrews' book. Discuss why revenge is important to the plot of the book and how two characters (not Catherine) justify and carry out revenge.

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