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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 Si's first night back, what does Jake tell Si about Julia?
2. When Si visits Katie after the board meeting, what does she urge him to do?
3. When the board meeting ends, where do Si and Ruben go?
4. When Si goes for a ride on the top of a bus, what does the bus driver talk about?
5. When Si first introduces himself to Julia, where does he say he's from?
Short Essay Questions
1. After taking Julia to his apartment in the present, what makes Si realize he has to take Julia back to her own time?
2. When Si visits 19 Gramercy Park in the present, what might he have hoped to learn by asking the young woman who answered the door if she knew of Julia?
3. Who is Jake Pickering and why is he not happy to meet Si?
4. As Si and Julia hide in a corner of Jake's office, what happens between Carmody and Jake?
5. What is the Ladies' Mile?
6. Why is Jake happy to see Si again in Chapter 17?
7. When Julia asks Si to sketch her, why do you think Si was nervous about doing so?
8. What personality traits to Esterhazy and Jake Pickering have in common?
9. What is "The Tweed Ring"?
10. When Jake returns to the boarding house why is his shirt blood stained?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
When Katie goes to 1882 with Si, they travel through New York, interact with the people, and see an old-fashioned version of a traffic jam. If you traveled through a big city today, how might your experience be similar to what Si and Katie experienced? How would it be different?
Essay Topic 2
Science fiction sometimes uses factual, real-life events as a basis to make a fictional events seem more real. Describe two real-life events the author used to make Time and Again seem more real. And, if you had written the book, describe a real-life fact you would have added to make the story seem real.
Essay Topic 3
When Ruben first meets Si, he explains the agency's purpose and then tells Si the agency, without his knowledge, checked into Si's background. Is it ethical for a company to check a potential employee's background without asking their permission first? Would you work for a company if you found out they had secretly checked your background? Ruben said the agency felt Si was a good candidate for the job because of his background, does that fact change how you feel about the agency's background check practices?
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