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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. In what country is Marie working during Chapter 11, which portrays the year 1944?
2. In what month does Chapter 6 take place?
3. To find out more about the prospective job, Marie goes to "Number 64 Baker Street" (31) as instructed and asks for whom?
4. In what location did Grace grow up with her parents and two older sisters?
5. What action does Grace take in Chapter 8 that causes her to feel guilt around her loss of Tom?
Short Essay Questions
1. In what way was the manner of Grace's husband Tom's death ironic, as revealed in Chapter 1 of The Lost Girls of Paris?
2. Whose idea is it to utilize female operatives within the SOE and why is this fact significant?
3. What does Grace decide to do with the group of photographs in Chapter 11 and what does her choice indicate about her character?
4. Discuss the symbolism of Marie's butterfly locket necklace.
5. What shocking discovery does Grace make at the end of Chapter 4?
6. Name two ways in which Josie helps Marie in Chapter 5.
7. Discuss one theme present within the epigraph of The Lost Girls of Paris.
8. For what reason does Grace return to Grand Central Station for a second time, though she had vowed never to go there again?
9. In what way is the theme of perseverance presented within Chapter 9?
10. Discuss an instance when Jenoff uses foreshadowing within a chapter's first line to affect the reader in a particular way.
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss how and why Jenoff uses the convention of eavesdropping within the narrative of The Lost Girls of Paris.
Essay Topic 2
Discuss Jenoff’s use of metaphor, simile, imagery, and other literary devices as a means to send particular thematic messages within the narrative of The Lost Girls of Paris.
Essay Topic 3
Sensory details are used frequently by Jenoff in order to create vivid pictures of each character's progression through the narrative of The Lost Girls of Paris. Choose three scenes in which sensory details are heavily used and discuss how the sensory details used serve Jenoff’s creation of vivid characters to populate the narrative.
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