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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 the acronym “GD” refer to in the narrative?
2. What is Jeanine’s last name in the novel?
3. The sculpture that Evelyn is seen caressing in Chapter 22 is said to be made of what?
4. Where does Nita say she, Rafi, and Mary will break into and steal the memory serum from in Chapter 25?
5. What was Edith Prior’s identity before she claimed that name?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Nita say her objective is with the mission presented in Chapter 25? How do Tris and Tobias respond?
2. How are the members of the Candor and Dauntless factions described in the first chapters of the novel?
3. What were the effects of the genetic experiments that David describes in Chapter 15?
4. How is the landscape outside the city walls described in Chapter 13?
5. Where does Tobias go with Nita in Chapter 23? Who does he meet in this setting?
6. What external conflicts does Tris face in Chapter 26? How does the deal with them?
7. How does David explain the reasons for the genetic engineering that took place historically in Chapter 15?
8. What type of trip do Tris and the others take in Chapter 19?
9. What objectives does Cara announce at the meeting of the Allegiant in Chapter 8?
10. What are Christina and Tris doing in the beginning of Chapter 7? Who do they meet?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Describe and discuss the characters of Amar and Zoe in Allegiant. Where does Tobias know Amar from? What supposedly happened to Amar? How is Zoe described through the narration?
Essay Topic 2
Analyze and discuss the character of David in the novel. What is David’s position at the Bureau of Genetic Welfare? What history does David seemingly have with Natalie Prior? How does David’s character evolve in the story?
Essay Topic 3
Discuss the “GP’s and GD’s” in the novel and the resistance movements against the Bureau of Genetic Welfare. How would you compare the bias against genetic impurity with racism or sexism in today’s world? What is the outcome for the resistance?
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