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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. During Kalisha's dream in Section VIII, Chapter 4, what do the callers each say?
2. Where does Mrs. Sigsby get shot in Section VII, Chapter 37?
3. Who has a seizure and dies in Section V, Chapter 5?
4. What has Fred Clark discovered in Section VI, Chapter 2?
5. When Tim exits the moving train in Section VI, Chapter 24, with what does he collide?
Short Essay Questions
1. What dream does Kalisha have in Section VIII, Chapter 4?
2. What demands does Luke make of Stackhouse in Section VIII, Chapter 6?
3. What does Mrs. Sigsby notice about the Institute in Section VI, Chapter 4?
4. What important information does Luke learn from Maureen in Section V, Chapter 9?
5. How does Luke dismantle the reasoning behind Smith's use of precognatives in Section IX, Chapter 1?
6. According to Smith in Section IX, Chapter 1, how many other Institutes were there? What happened to them?
7. What does Avery achieve in Section VII, Chapter 9? How does he achieve this?
8. What instructions does Stackhouse give Gladys in Section VIII, Chapter 39?
9. What advice does Dr. Hendricks give the staff in Section VIII, Chapter 31?
10. Who is Fred Clark? What does he discover in Section VI, Chapter 2?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The antagonist of a novel is a character who stands in opposition to the protagonist. Who is the antagonist of the novel? Mrs. Sigsby? Trevor Stackhouse? The Institute itself? Make a case for that which you believe best fits the criteria of an antagonist.
Essay Topic 2
What do you think the future has in store for Luke and Tim after the close of the novel? Predict their futures based on their thoughts and actions over the course of the novel.
Essay Topic 3
Luke finds himself involved in several conflicts over the course of the novel. Choose one instance of internal conflict and one instance of external conflict, and explain how these conflicts have an impact on the story and the characters involved.
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