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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. On page 416, what does Zachary see after Dorian disappears taking his sword with him?

2. Who walks through the Harbor as the sea rises?

3. What is the ocean made out of that Zachary rows across in a rowboat?

4. When Zachary is at the party in the ballroom, what type of ink is used on a note he is given?

5. What was the keating Foundation to the Collector's Club?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Dorian bring Zachary back to life?

2. Why did Kat start writing a diary in longhand?

3. Why are the bees glad to see Zachary in Book 6?

4. When does Kat remember hearing about the Owl King before?

5. What did Kat discover when she went to Zachary's room after he disappeared?

6. Who rescues Dorian when he is drowning in a sea of honey?

7. What does Simon look like when Zachary is rescued by him?

8. In Book 6, what photograph does Kat remember finding online?

9. What do Eleanor and Dorian do with Allegra's body?

10. What painting is Dorian looking at when Zachary finds him in Book 4?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

A cliffhanger is used when an author stops the narrative and leaves readers wondering what will happen next. How does the author use cliffhangers in the book? What emotions do you feel when a chapter ends without a conclusion? Does a cliffhanger increase suspense or make you want to quit reading a story?

Essay Topic 2

Eleanor and Simon are from different times. How does being from different times affect their relationship? Why are they time-crossed lovers?

Essay Topic 3

Conflicts in a story can be man vs. man, man vs. nature, man vs. self and internal or external. Are the conflicts in the book mostly man vs. man, man vs. nature, or man vs. self? Are they internal or external conflicts? How do the conflicts affect the plot?

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