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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 does Robbie do while Liz gets ready for prom?
2. How does Jordan know Liz and Mack went on a date to see Kittredge?
3. What was Jordan's father's occupation at one time?
4. What does Jordan tell Liz when she asks what happened to Emme?
5. Who threatens to expose everything they seen but never complained about at Campbell over the years?
Short Essay Questions
1. What hate crime was Liz the victim in Chapter 31?
2. Who created the tag #ReplacementEmme and why?
3. How does Gabi help Liz when she finds herself in the Principal's office in Chapter 31 for the second time?
4. What does Jordan tell Liz he did after the incident in the hallway freshman year, which Liz had no idea about?
5. Why are the prom court contestants wearing "bloodied and borrowed attire" (237) in Chapter 29?
6. How does Mack find out the real reason Liz does not want people to know about their relationship?
7. How does Granny know Liz is running for prom queen? What does she say about her mother's desire to run for prom queen?
8. How does Liz feel in Chapter 23 when she and Mack walk down the hallway together for the first time after making their relationship official?
9. What does Mack say about running for prom queen when she and Liz stop in a field after school in Chapter 23? What does Liz ask Mack at the end of the chapter?
10. Why does Jordan know Liz went to see Kittredge with Mack? What does he say after she tells him everything?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Examine the use of dialogue versus the use of description. Look at how each is used in the novel and what makes these uses effective or ineffective.
Essay Topic 2
Even though this novel has many characters, what makes Liz the protagonist? Compare her role in the novel to definitions of protagonists.
Essay Topic 3
Discuss elements of the narrative structure: Exposition, conflict, complication, climax, resolution and conclusion. Do all the elements make for a logical and linear story? How does the story's structure express the novel's themes?
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