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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 Roxy's father's name?

2. What is being reported on the news?

3. Who governs society in Neil's timeline?

4. What is Neil Armon's job?

5. Which are the first artifacts presented?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the tone of Neil's first letter to Naomi?

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

3. How does the culmination of women with power differ depending on location?

4. What does Neil's term novelization mean?

5. Why does the public support Margot's training camps?

6. What happen when women all around the world begin developing power?

7. In what ways does Allie use her power for good?

8. How does Tunde react the first time he is around women rioting?

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

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

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Daniel's experience as governor is overshadowed by Margot shocking him during their debate. What is the crowd's reaction? How does the voter response portray a shifting philosophical landscape?

Essay Topic 2

When the women rise to power, things that happen to men in this novel are no different than what happens to women in our world. Agree or disagree with this statement, supporting it with text-based examples and current sexual assault statistics.

Essay Topic 3

Protection and revenge are motivators for many of the women who use their power to harm. Which characters go too far in seeking vengeance? What is it that tips their plight from justice to destruction?

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