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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. On Tuesday in Chapter 4, whad did Frank and Cassie eat?
2. When Cassie enters Whitethorn house in her dream, where does the person who lets her in put the big rusted key?
3. How old was May-Ruth Thibodeaux, whose identity Lexie took, when she died?
4. What was served for dinner in Chapter 5?
5. In Chapter 4, how long did Frank and Cassie spend developing Lexie Madison Version 3.0?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 7, what did Cassie do when everyone was concerned about her taking a walk by herself?
2. What type of schedule did Cassie notice that the residents of Whitethorn had in Chapter 4?
3. In Chapter 9, what information did Frank give Cassie about Daniel's great-uncle?
4. In Chapter 4, why did Cassie not think that one of Lexie's roommates killed her?
5. What information did Frank provide in Chapter 3 about Lexie Madison in Chapter 3?
6. In Chapter 3, what did Cassie remember about leaving the Murder squad?
7. Even though the house is empty in the Prologue in Cassie's dream, what does she hear and see?
8. What happened when the housemates went to Regan's shortly after they moved in?
9. Where did Cassie find Lexie's red notebook in Chapter 6?
10. In the Prologue, what does Cassie dream about entering Whitehorn House?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Analogies are used to compare an unfamiliar object or idea to a familiar one in an attempt to explain the unfamiliar. How does the author use analogies in the book? How do analogies help readers understand unfamiliar ideas or understand events or characters?
Essay Topic 2
Cassie became Lexie in order to solve the murder. Why was it possible for Cassie to become Lexie? How did using Cassie as a doppelgänger help solve the murder?
Essay Topic 3
What a reader knows about events and characters is determined by the point of view in a book. What is the point of view in the book? How does the point of view influence what readers know about events and people?
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