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Tell Me Three Things Quiz

Buxbaum, Julie

This Study Guide consists of approximately 50 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Tell Me Three Things.

Tell Me Three Things by Buxbaum, Julie

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Chapter 10 - 13

Chapter 14 - 18

Chapter 19 - 22

Chapter 23 - 27

Chapter 28 - 31

Chapter 32 - 34

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

Styles

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Buxbaum, Julie

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Jessie think perfect days can only be had in retrospect? (from Chapter 5 - 9)

Because they involve something that cannot be had again.

Because memory is inherently faulty.

Because the present always seems stressful.

Because there is no such thing as perfection in reality.

2.

Why does Theo say he smokes? (from Chapter 5 - 9)

Because Ashby pressured him into it the previous year.

Because he thinks it makes him look cool.

Because he frequently gets bored.

Because his father died of lung cancer.

3.

What are the only personal items in Jessie's room? (from Chapter 5 - 9)

Her stuffed cow and a picture of her mother and her.

A picture of Ethan from the yearbook.

A portrait of Rachel and Theo.

A boy band poster and a vase of flowers.

4.

Why does Mrs. Pollack not talk to the principal about Gem's bullying of Jessie? (from Chapter 19 - 22)

Because she knows Jessie would get expelled.

Because Mrs. Pollack didn't see it.

Because Mrs. Pollack doesn't care about Jessie's wellbeing.

Because Gem's father is a significant donor to the school.

5.

Why does Ethan always wear the same Batman shirt? (from Chapter 32 - 34)

He is too lazy to do laundry.

It was his brother's.

He is a fan of the original Batman comics.

He lost a bet with his band mates.

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