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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. What is Allie's living situation when she is introduced?

2. Which genre does this novel fit under?

3. What does Jocelyn struggle with?

4. Where does Allie find a new home?

5. Who do the nuns take in?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Neil's term novelization mean?

2. How do the women begin to refer to Allie?

3. What is Naomi's reaction to the idea of a male dominated society?

4. What happens when Margot is tested for the power?

5. After appearing on television, what information does Jocelyn receive via email?

6. How does Tunde's desire to be a journalist move the story forward?

7. What does the excerpt from the Book of Eve explain?

8. What is Allie's philosophical platform?

9. What does the timeline countdown seem to pertain to?

10. Why is Tunde so interested in investigating the women's rising power movement?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

How do small paramilitary groups lead to women gaining control of all military? How is their leadership the same or different than when men were in charge? Did you assume the women would be more compassionate?

Essay Topic 2

Genders are specified in the novel. Why is it necessary for the author to point out gender norms? How do gender roles change after the powers emerge? How do they change throughout the novel?

Essay Topic 3

Bernie tricks his daughter into thinking Primrose had her mom killed. What is Bernie's purpose for manipulating Roxy? What kind of parent turns their crimes against their family?

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