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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 does August remark that Finn's scar looked like in Section 6, Chapter 38?
2. From where does Miranda fly to Toronto in Section 6, Chapter 39?
3. What is Tanya's last name in the narrative?
4. Where was Frank when he became paralyzed?
5. How old is Clark Thompson when the flu pandemic destroys earth as we know it in Station Eleven?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is significant about the tea set that is described in Section 8, Chapter 51?
2. What setting is established in Section 8, Chapter 48? What is the timeline of this chapter?
3. What setting is established in Section 6, Chapter 40? During what time frame does this chapter take place?
4. What is significant about Jeevan’s promise to Arthur regarding the exclusive in Section 5, Chapter 27?
5. What is revealed in the interview between Diallo and Kirsten in Section 7, Chapter 45?
6. How is Frank’s death described in the narrative?
7. What theory does August discuss in Section 6, Chapter 38? Why is this significant?
8. Discuss Jeevan’s relationships. How does Jeevan relate to the other characters in the novel?
9. What does August perceive regarding Finn’s scar in Section 6, Chapter 38? What does this foreshadow?
10. How is Miranda’s death described in Section 6, Chapter 41?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
During their journey, August talks to Kirsten about the multi-verse theory, or M-Theory. What does M-Theory entail? Who hypothesized the theory? How does the multi-verse theory apply to the narrative of Station Eleven?
Essay Topic 2
Discuss the recurring quote “Survival is insufficient” in Station Eleven. From what television show is the quote derived? Why is this significant? What irony surrounds this phrase in the novel? What does the quote mean to you?
Essay Topic 3
What is the significance of Arthur Leander’s death in Station Eleven? How does Arthur Leander connect the other main characters in the narrative? What does Arthur’s death have to do with the future events in the story? Would Station Eleven’s narrative change if Arthur were removed from the story? How?
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