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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. In Chapter 42, what does Red see swimming and playing with a rubber ball?
2. In Chapter 36, who is Red staying with?
3. Where does Ms. Anders take Red after the tornado dissipates?
4. In Chapter 40, what book does Red take to the stargazing rock to read?
5. In Chapter 54, what time does Jackson plan to pick up Red from the Kapules house after school?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Red take the twins outside after Celine gets sick?
2. What is Wanda's apartment like when Red visits unannounced in Chapter 55?
3. Why does Celine drive Red to her first unsupervised visit with Wanda?
4. What does Red decide about living without something and what example does she use?
5. What is the treatment plan for Celine?
6. What does Red remembered happened when she was five and her grandmother did not want her to go with her mother?
7. How does Red play ball with Gandalf, and how does she feel afterward?
8. How does Red try to show her mother the impossible notebook?
9. What happens to ruin an outing in early February where Red was going to go to a movie with her mother?
10. Why does Red ask Jackson to take her to Marvin's in Chapter 51?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Flashbacks are a literary device used to provide information about events that took place before the story began. How does Lackey use flashbacks in All the Impossible Things? How does the author’s choice to use flashbacks affect the plot?
Essay Topic 2
Lackey reveals Red’s life during a pivotal time. How do the events in All the Impossible Things help Red mature and grow in the novel?
Essay Topic 3
Red feels like an old pair of shoes no one wants when she is sent to another foster home. Why does Red feel that way, and how does her attitude affect how she feels about her foster parents and Marvin?
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