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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 Chapter 6, how old was Kim when she moved into the cul-de-sac where she lives?
2. In Chapter 17, where does Sophie discover that Scarlett's father, Martin is living?
3. In Chapter 15, when does Kim remember Tallulah telling her that she spent a night with Chloe?
4. How many of Sophie's books does Liam tell her he ordered in Chapter 29?
5. What type of dog do the police have in Chapter 29?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Sophie know to take the ring box she finds to Kim?
2. In February 2017, what conversation does Zach have with Tallulah about her career plans?
3. What does DI McCoy tell Kim about the sign that disappeared?
4. What does Megs, Zach mother, thinks has happened to Tallulah and Zach?
5. What is Tallulah studying in college, and what is her schedule like?
6. What conversation do Kim and Ryan have about Ryan proposing to Tallulah?
7. In Chapter 32, what does Megs tell Kim?
8. How does Tallulah feel about getting back together with Zach in October 2016?
9. How does Zach get angry with Tallulah in Chapter 27?
10. What does Sophie read about Tallulah and Zach's disappearance?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
An allusion is a figure of speech that does not directly refer to a person, place, or thing. What are some allusions in the novel? Why might it be difficult to decipher an allusion just by the context of a passage in a book? Why might research be required to understand allusions?
Essay Topic 2
Artistic license is the way that an author creates, art, music, or writing based upon his interpretation of life. How does the author use artistic license to make the novel seem like it could have really happened?
Essay Topic 3
Dramatic irony creates suspense between what characters know and what readers suspect. How does the author use dramatic irony in The Night She Disappeared? How do some characters and readers have information that other characters are not privy to? How does the author’s use of dramatic irony create tension in the novel?
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