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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. Learning what skill will help the skilled player win more in black jack?

2. What town does Jeff drive to when he needs to buy farm supplies?

3. What team does Jeff like in the World Series in Chapter 5?

4. Who hones his black jack skills in Las Vegas?

5. Who does Jeff stand up to while he's trying to get a grasp on the series of events during his first replay?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapters 4 and 5, Jeff and his partner make more than $12 million. How do they do this?

2. Describe Jeff's first death and the situation of his death.

3. What is Future, Inc., and how did it come into being?

4. Describe Jeff and Sharla's breakup during his first replay.

5. What is Jeff's secret regarding Jamaica secret? Why does he make this decision?

6. Who begins helping Jeff make money soon after re-entering into his first replay and why does Jeff enlist a partner?

7. What makes Judy decide to abruptly end her date with Jeff during his first replay?

8. What does Jeff learn when he and Sharla begin to fight before boarding their plane?

9. What is it that Jeff wants more than anything after the realization of his first replay? What's the problem?

10. What one thing does Jeff see as a positive change he was able to make in his first replay?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss the differences between major and minor characters in literature. Discuss Jeff and Pamela as major characters and select two other characters to analyze as minor characters. How do the major and minor characters fit your definition?

Essay Topic 2

Define symbolism. Discuss what the boarding school bridge symbolizes in this novel. How does this symbol relate to the story? Why is this an important aspect of symbolism in the novel? Reference the book as needed to help formulate and support your opinion.

Essay Topic 3

There are four points of view used by authors: first person, third person objective, third person limited, and omniscient. Which point of view does the author use in this book? Is this the most effective point of view for this story? Why or why not? Give examples from the book to help support your position.

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