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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who is Connie overjoyed to see return to the institution?
(a) Sarah.
(b) Sybil.
(c) Shannon.
(d) Sharon.

2. After visiting Dolly, but before going home, where did Connie stop?
(a) At a museum.
(b) At a grocery store.
(c) At a school.
(d) At a playground.

3. Why is Dolly fleeing her pimp at the beginning of the book?
(a) She stole money from him.
(b) She is scared of him.
(c) She doesn't like him.
(d) She got beat up by him.

4. Connie is surprised to see that the children in Luciente's world have very few what?
(a) Books.
(b) Cars.
(c) Toys.
(d) Clothing.

5. Connie learns that names do what, as a person moves from one stage of life to another in Luciente's community?
(a) Change.
(b) Get dropped.
(c) Stay the same.
(d) Get added on.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who decides that Connie will be one of the subjects in the experiment?

2. What is the name of Luciente's watch?

3. Connie is shocked and resentful to discover that Barbarossa has what?

4. When Chapter 3 begins, what type of cell is Connie in?

5. After Connie sees the dentist and the doctor, who comes to visit her?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are the living arrangements for adults in Luciente's community?

2. How does Connie answer the questions from Redding about whether she has experienced headaches or blackouts?

3. Who does Connie blame for the walls she has built between herself and the world?

4. When Connie begins to think of Angelina as a "canned child," what happens to her?

5. How does Connie get to Bellevue?

6. Why has the concept of motherhood been removed from Luciente's society?

7. While Connie is contemplating being called a receiver, what does she feel?

8. What is "inknowing?"

9. What happens when Connie is first taken to the new G-2 Ward?

10. What does Luciente's community symbolize to Connie?

(see the answer keys)

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