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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 did Commander Denniston say "GC & CS* stood for in Chapter 3?
2. What gemstone is described in Osla's engagement ring?
3. When is Chapter 30 set?
4. Where did Peggy send Beth to ask for reinforcements in Chapter 17?
5. At what factory did Osla say she had been working when she met Mab in Chapter 3?
Short Essay Questions
1. How would you describe Beth's demeanor when her character is first introduced in the novel?
2. Who is Dilly Knox and how is he described?
3. What does the Enigma machine refer to?
4. How would you describe Mrs. Finch?
5. How does Osla become injured during an air raid in Chapter 15? What happens afterward?
6. Who were the enemies of Great Britain during World War II? How is this reflected in the novel?
7. What did Winston Churchill famously say about Bletchley Park? How is his visit described in the novel?
8. How is the novel structured?
9. Why does Mab tell Beth and Osla about the facts of life?
10. How far is Bletchley Park from London? How did the characters travel between these locales?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Analyze and discuss the character of Osla in The Rose Code. How old is Osla when her character is introduced in the earlier timeline? What sets Osla apart from the other protagonists? What is Osla's relationship status and how does it change in the course of the story?
Essay Topic 2
Describe and discuss the setting of Clockwell Sanitarium. Why is Beth held at this facility? How is she treated there? What are the other patients like? How does Beth escape the institution?
Essay Topic 3
Discuss the setting of Bletchley Park. Where is this setting in relation to London? What is its historical significance? How accurately has the author depicted this setting in the novel?
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