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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. Which doctor is the head of Ophthalmology Operations at the Institute?
2. According to Rosalind in Section II, Chapter 8, what is the name of the arrival with a high BDNF?
3. According to Gladys in Section III, Chapter 8, why is Luke at the Institute?
4. According to Luke in Section IV, Chapter 27, what is odd about the Institute's tests?
5. According to Nicky in Section III, Chapter 5, why does the Institute have such a good menu?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Luke think is odd about the Institute's tests, as explained in Section IV, Chapter 27?
2. What information does Luke learn from Kalisha in Section II, Chapter 9?
3. How is Luke demeaned in Section IV, Chapter 8? Why, according to Luke is this done?
4. What people does Luke meet at the beginning of Section III? What is each like?
5. How is Luke taken in Section II, Chapter 6?
6. What information does the reader learn from the conversation between Sigsby and Stackhouse in Section II, Chapter 8?
7. What is done to Luke in Section III, Chapter 7?
8. How does Tim prove himself a valuable member of the DuPray community at the end of Section I?
9. What does the reader learn about Maureen in Section III, Chapter 3?
10. What happens when Luke meets Mrs. Sigsby in Section III, Chapter 11?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write an essay analyzing how the author uses characters and behaviors to develop and strengthen the theme of the goodness of a flawed America.
Essay Topic 2
Discuss the importance of the lisping man to the novel. Explain his ideas as presented in the final section of the novel. How do they impact the novel’s characters and themes?
Essay Topic 3
Does the end justify the means? How does the novel answer this question? How would Mrs. Sigsby answer this question? How would Tim Jamieson?
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