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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 drink does Robin's mom have, even though she does not normally drink?
2. What is written on the T-shirt of Dylan, accompanied by a two-headed monster?
3. Why doesn't Robin want Sophie to see him dropping off the gifts?
4. What does Robin borrow from his dad in order to play a joke on Dylan?
5. What color is Tessa's hair?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Rachel approach Sophie and Robin's lunch table on the day that they wear their new T-shirts?
2. How does Mr. Schultz react when he sees the homemade T-shirts that Robin and Sophie have made?
3. What starts to happen to the other students when Robin and Sophie boldly stand up for their relationship by wearing the T-shirts and being openly affectionate?
4. What does Robin realize as he walks by stores on his date with Tessa?
5. Why does Sophie feel uncomfortable when Robin finally puts his hands up her shirt?
6. What does Robin notice about the two college women in the group when he goes out for dessert with everyone after class?
7. In addition to Sophie not being there, why is Robin upset when he arrives at the art museum on Valentine's Day?
8. What is the first thing the group of college students does in honor of Tessa's birthday?
9. Is Robin happy that Sophie and Rachel are friends again?
10. What happens when Robin and Tessa go to her bedroom alone?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The painting of two lovers by Renoir that hangs in the art museum is a favorite of both Robin and Sophie. They meet at the painting over Christmas break and it is the place where the book ends. How is the painting representative of the relationship between Robin and Sophie? Discuss important moments in the text when the painting appears and plays a role. Why was this particular painting chosen by the author?
Essay Topic 2
The relationship between Robin and Sophie is impacted by the way that other people react to it. Though Robin and Sophie try to ignore the negativity, it weighs heavily on their happiness. This is not the only example of how the opinions of others influence the actions and attitude of other people. Give three examples of other characters who act a certain way because they feel like they should, based on other people's opinions. Explain your answers.
Essay Topic 3
Robin and Sophie have several locations that serve as an escape from the pressures of their high school peers. Name three of those places and describe the significance in their relationship. Why do they choose each place and what makes each one special?
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