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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 covers the structure in which the father appears to be making a confession?

2. The family that is bound up will be forced to watch the intruder ____________.

3. The garden is in the shape of a _______, thus confining people within certain portions of the sky.

4. Another tribe succeeded the dwellers, and this new tribe practiced _________ migration.

5. The shouting will blend with the __________ created by the father to form a small animal that can eat the son from within.

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the purpose of the wires that the sun has, according to the description of the author?

2. What does the author describe the book to be a project about? What is it meant to compile?

3. What are some ways in which the reader might want to respond to the act of snoring

4. What else will book-style illusion not alter in the process of the prison publishing industry?

5. What is the history that is given about the lawn boys in this story?

6. What is the relationship between Albert and Mark Parker?

7. What must happen in order for desire to not destroy the object that one looks at?

8. While the origin of air days is unclear, how are they celebrated by people in the area?

9. How does the intruder typically decide to kill himself in order to cause harm to the family?

10. What will happen when the sleeper's stomach is massaged when they are snoring?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Marcus writes that disclosing mysteries is a way to look at society without destroying the mysteries themselves.

Part 1: Why do you think society has so many mysteries?

Part 2: How do you think that disclosing a mystery might destroy it?

Part 3: What are the problems with destroying the mysteries of society?

Essay Topic 2

Marcus talks about the way that food evolved into other words and garments with new names.

Part 1: How do you think society's ideas about food have evolved?

Part 2: Do you think your own ideas about food have changed over the years?

Part 3: Why do you think food is a part of this book? What does it serve to teach a reader?

Essay Topic 3

Brian seems to be an important figure in this book, as denying him food encourages travelers to sleep or lie down.

Part 1: How would you define the figure that is Brian in the book?

Part 2: What might happen if Brian were to be denied food in an airport?

Part 3: Why do you think that only travelers are impacted by the denying of food?

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