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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. How many students does Jenna meet when she goes to school?

2. What time does Father arrive in the chapter "Father"?

3. In "Go to Your Room," what is Mother sipping?

4. How old was Jenna when she was baptized?

5. In "Taste," what does Jenna remember was her dog's name?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is it surprising that Ethan asks Jenna to go with them to get something to eat at the market during their break from school?

2. In "School, who is the director, and what is the curriculum like at the school Jenna attends?

3. Why does Allys have artificial limbs, and how many does she have?

4. At the end of Persona, what is Jenna afraid of?

5. How does Jenna observe her 14-year-old self moving on a sidewalk in Paris?

6. How does Jenna describe herself and a place in "Awareness"?

7. What was Mother's occupation, and why does she not practice it in "Day Sixteen"?

8. What does Jenna see when she cuts her hand in the secret room in her parents' bedroom?

9. What does Jenna remember about being baptized in "Inside"?

10. What organization do Father Rico and Lily belong to, and what is their mission?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Lily does not seem to like Jenna in the first part of the novel. Why does Jenna think that Lily does not like her? How does Lily act? What does Lily feel about Jenna? How does that cause an emotional distance between them?

Essay Topic 2

Jenna is struggling with a sense of self at the beginning of the novel. How does she mature and grow in the book?

Essay Topic 3

Jenna is her parents’ only child. How does being her parents’ only child affect the relationship that Jenna has with her parents? What things have the three of them done to sabotage their relationship? How would you describe their relationship and how it evolves?

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