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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. Where does Andy remember camping with Ben and his dad once?

2. What hoodie does Rachel think Olivia was waring Monday night?

3. What color are Gary's eyes?

4. How tall are Ellery and Rachel?

5. In addition to Ellery, who comes to join the memorial with Olivia, Rachel, and Andy?

Short Essay Questions

1. What observations does Nina make about the resort art collection?

2. What does Ellery remember about the accident just before and after the impact?

3. What did Rachel hear Olivia say that made her want to go to Slipstream?

4. Where are Nat and Carlos on Tuesday?

5. What was Olivia wearing and what is missing from her room?

6. What news do Nat, Carlos, and Craig share during lunch on Monday?

7. Why does Ellery have to go back to her room before lunch on Monday, and what does she do there?

8. What do Ellery, Ravi, and Nina learn about the art collection at Broken Point?

9. Why does Rachel ask Ellery to go to Slipstream with her, and what do they find?

10. What do Andy, Craig, and some staff members find?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Juxtaposition is a literary device used to compare and contrast people, places or things in a narrative. How does Condie use juxtaposition to show contrast Ellery’s loss and the wedding? How does juxtaposition help readers understand similarities and differences between Ellery’s loss and the wedding?

Essay Topic 2

Dialogue tags help identify who is speaking in a written conversation. What would happen if dialogue tags were never used to identify who is speaking in a written conversation? What are some common dialogue tags used to identify speakers in a written conversation? What descriptive dialogue tags has the author used, especially in Chapter 38? How do those dialogue tags help readers imagine scenes? How do they add another layer of description?

Essay Topic 3

Metaphors and similes are figures of speech that are used to make comparisons between things. Metaphors seem to imply an equal comparison, while similes seem to imply a similarity between two things. Does Condie use more metaphors or similes in The Unwedding? How does the use of metaphors or similes help readers comprehend concepts or imagine characters and situations?

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