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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 type of flower does Melania order for her dinner party?
2. What type of menu does Melania ask of the chef for her dinner party?
3. What does Tiffany do just after sharing the information with Melania before she leaves?
4. What phrase did Melania repeat to Donald regarding his campaign?
5. Who was Melania's previous pilates instructor?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Melania miss about her relationship with Barron when he was younger?
2. How can Melania tell that Donald is somewhat surprised at how well he is doing in his presidential run?
3. Why is Melania sure Donald will say something if he notices the new dimple on her thigh?
4. How did Melania feel about the first diamonds Donald had ever given her?
5. What does Melania feel about Janelle?
6. What does Tiffany tell Melania just before she leaves? What does Melania feel about this information?
7. What did Donald say the first time he saw Janelle?
8. Why has Melania been grateful for Donald's following from the beginning?
9. Why did Melania's mother use French and English words for the food she cooked when Melania was young?
10. What did Melania mean the first time she told Donald he will win when he first launched his presidential campaign?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Examine the use of dialogue vs the use of description. Look at how each is used in the story and what makes these uses effective or ineffective.
Essay Topic 2
Write an essay comparing and contrasting Melania and Ivanka in "The Arrangements." What details help develop their characters and what do these details tell you about them? How do they interact? Describe each women's relationship with Donald.
Essay Topic 3
Much of Melania's inner thoughts are about what others like her husband or mother expect her to do or think. Examine the way her inner thoughts move the narrative.
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