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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 is the name by which the reader is first introduced to Hazel's mother?

2. In Chapter 15, What sign did Mr. Arthur put up at Le Grand Leon theater?

3. What present did Jack buy for Izabella?

4. What did Dr. Beecham amputate from Mr. Butcher?

5. What did Hazel suggest to Iona and Charles after Bernard left?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are the circumstances, mentioned in the excerpt before Chapter 5, surrounding Dr. Beecham's later years and subsequent death?

2. What were the circumstances regarding Hazel's dismissal from anatomy classes?

3. Why was Lady Sinnett so afraid of Roman fever?

4. Why was Hazel unafraid of Roman fever?

5. Why did Hazel want to stay behind when her mother and Percy left for Bath? How did she manage to stay behind?

6. In Chapter 9, What was Jack's memory of how he learned about resurrection men?

7. What was Hazel's attitude about the lesson the play was preaching?

8. What was Hazel's plan to get back into anatomy classes? What was the result?

9. How did Hazel distinguish herself on the first day of anatomy classes?

10. In Chapter 4, Why did Jack meet Jeanette outside of Lord Almont's House?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Write an essay about whether you think Dr. Beecham will change his attitude after Hazel confronted him. Do you think he will continue kidnapping people and taking their limbs an organs without their permission and without caring if they live or die? Why or why do you not think he would change his ways?

Essay Topic 2

Write an essay discussing the role of parents in Anatomy: A Love Story. Why do you think the parents are largely absent from the story? What do you think of Lady Sinnett as a parent?

Essay Topic 3

Dr. Beecham and Hazel were similar in many ways. There were both resourceful, ambitious, highly intelligent, and impacted personally by death. Beecham became obsessed with his personal immortality and became insensitive to the death of others. How was Hazel different from Beecham in this respect? Why do you think she refused immortality for herself?

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