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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 does Natasha define romantic love as being in the novel?
2. What chemicals in the brain orchestrate the stages of love, according to the narrator in “Love: A Chemical History”?
3. What do Daniel's parents want him to be when he grows up?
4. What time does Daniel's appointment get rescheduled for when he calls the office?
5. What does "USCIS" refer to in the narrative?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Daniel scheduled to meet with from Yale? Why?
2. Who is Hannah Winter and what role does she play in the plot of The Sun is Also a Star?
3. How would you describe Natasha's family?
4. What similarities do Daniel and Natasha share?
5. Why does Natasha become flustered and leave the coffee shop?
6. How is "love" perceived by Natasha and by Daniel in the novel?
7. What "event" leads to Daniel pursuing the signs of God in the novel?
8. How does Natasha respond to her interaction with Charlie at Daniel's father's store when they first meet?
9. How would you describe the narrative style of The Sun is Also a Star?
10. What event caused the deportation order that Natasha's family faces in the novel?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Describe and analyze the character of Natasha in The Sun is Also a Star. What is Natasha's main objective in the beginning of the novel? How does that objective change in the course of the story? How does Natasha perceive Daniel when she first meets him?
Essay Topic 2
What study from the New York Times does Daniel present to Natasha? Why? How does Natasha respond to Daniel's discussion of this study?
Essay Topic 3
Describe and analyze the character of Daniel in The Sun is Also a Star. How old is Daniel? What are the relationships like in Daniel's family? What characteristics does Daniel exhibit?
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