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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. Why does Elizabeth have an e-ticket for her flight to Africa rather than a regular ticket?
2. How does Carlson get Shauna to talk to him about David?
3. To who else does Linda say she has made her revelation?
4. Who does Eric Wu abduct in Chapter Forty-Two?
5. Who shoots and kills one of the men who helps Eric Wu abduct David?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who do Gandle and Wu kidnap in Chapter Forty-Two and how does this affect David?
2. Why does Carlson start to doubt David's guilt in Rebecca murder?
3. What proposal does Hester make to District Attorney Lance Fein for clearing David of all charges?
4. Whose body was identified as Elizabeth's and what discrepancies does Shauna note in the autopsy report to convince her that the body was not Elizabeth's?
5. Who is Melvin Bartola and what is his tie to Elizabeth and to David?
6. What secret does David reveal to Elizabeth in the last chapter of the novel and how surprised is Elizabeth by his revelation?
7. What plans does Tyrese have for moving out of New York?
8. What personal information does Wu share with Gandle in Chapter Twenty-Seven and how does Gandle respond?
9. Who is Lisa Sherman?
10. What does Tyrese give David in Chapter Twenty-Three and what does this foreshadow?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss symbolism and metaphor in Tell No One. Give three examples of symbolism in the novel and discuss what the symbols are used to convey.
Essay Topic 2
Discuss the subplots in the novel. Explain how each subplot relates to the main plot and how it contributes to characterization in the novel. Cite examples from the text to support your arguments.
Essay Topic 3
A number of red herrings appear in Tell No One. Discuss at least three examples of red herrings from the novel.
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