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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. Why did the two people come to Maggie's house?

2. What does Maggie reveal to her father about Wren?

3. What contributes to Wren and Maggie's lust for each other?

4. What does Wren tell Maggie about chocolate?

5. How does Karina react to news that Wren is to inherit all of Aristotle's estate?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Maggie see in the past of Wren as a child?

2. What does Wren do after he is declared innocent and what does Maggie think about it?

3. What does Wren hear his mother and uncle talking about in 1980?

4. How does Maggie feel about the full moon effect and what does she do?

5. What does Maggie tell Wren about a plan Vane has?

6. Who shows up at Maggie's house when she is there with Wren and what does he tell her?

7. What do Wren and Maggie tell Aristotle about the future? How does he feel about it?

8. What does Karina do after she leaves Wren's father's house?

9. What happens when Nicolette confronts Zack in Wren's room?

10. What two things does Wren tell Maggie she can't ingest and how does she feel about that?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Maggie's father scolds her for missing a week of school and for hanging out with Wren who is a meager bus boy. He tells her to straighten up or he will take everything from her.

1. What do you think of a father who threatens disinheriting a child because she/he won't do what he says? Use examples from life to support your answer. Do you think there is a better way for Maggie's father to deal with her? What is that way?

2. Do you think many children would give up their parents' money to marry who they wanted to marry? Why or why not? Would you do that?

3. Do you think Maggie would feel differently about defying her father is she didn't know Wren was wealthy? Why or why not? Use examples to support your answer.

Essay Topic 2

This is the first time Maggie has stood up to her father. It makes her feel very good about herself.

1. Discuss why Maggie standing up to her father might demonstrate her maturity.

2. Do you think children should never defy their parents? Why or why not?

3. Do you think Maggie handled her father the best way? Why or why not? How would you have handled the situation?

Essay Topic 3

Maggie also comes to the realization that no man would have done what Wren did for her. He took a bullet for her and didn't even tell her. She is impressed, but also feels responsible for him almost dying. The most she can do is send him gifts and tell him how grateful she is for what he's done for her.

1. Do you think it's realistic for Maggie to know that Wren was shot and he's laying in a room above a bar instead of at a hospital? Does that seem to stretch credibility too much? Why or why not?

2. Maggie is saying thank-you to Wren the only way she can do it. How would you feel about someone who saved your life? How would you try to thank that person?

3. Do you think the fact that Wren is supernatural makes him less of a hero for saving Maggie and getting shot for her than if an ordinary human had done the same? Why or why not?

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