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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 Jenna break in "Control"?

2. In "Details," where does Father build a fire?

3. What does Jenna hear at the end of "Listening"?

4. At the beginning of "A Plan," what time is it?

5. How much have tech and pharmaceutical companies spent in "Viewpoint" to try to get the Medical Access Act passed?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Jenna tell Lily about her memory and other things rather than tell her parents?

2. Why did Jenna's parents not tell her how they saved her?

3. In "The Beach," what does Jenna tell her mother that she wants?

4. What is Allys's condition in "They Know"?

5. What does Jenna learn about her digestive system and how it works in "Details"?

6. How do Jenna and her parents sit together after Jenna destroys the backups?

7. In "Would They Ask That of Someone Who Was Real," how does Jenna describe her existence during the 18 months when she was reconstructed?

8. Why is there a filibuster by Senator Harris?

9. What is Jenna's life like at the end of the novel?

10. What did Lily and Jenna talk about before the recital on disc two of Jenna's 16th year?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Jenna learns about her old self through videos. What does Jenna learn about her old self? How does learning about her old self help or hinder Jenna from becoming who she needs to be?

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

At the end of “Listening,” the author uses a cliffhanger. What are cliffhangers? How do cliffhangers increase suspense in a story?

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