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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. When Robin's video catches the eye of a woman influencer, how many people count her as a friend?

2. How old was Robin when he used to kiss Theo good night on the mouth?

3. On the way to the Smokies, what does Robin talk about through most of Illinois and all through Indiana and Kentucky?

4. What type of boat do Robin and Theo take out on page 147?

5. How far up a ridge do Theo and Robin climb before he finds all the plants Theo had challenged him to find?

Short Essay Questions

1. What interest does Currier get from the Ova Nova video?

2. Why do caseworkers from Human Services come to see Theo?

3. What does Currier say when Theo asks what might happen to Robin without any more treatments?

4. What happens when the election is held?

5. What last stipulation does Theo make before he allows Robin to be a part of the COG talk?

6. How does Robin interact with three boys who are trying to dislodge a top sign when he and Theo go for a neighborhood walk?

7. Why does Theo get arrested in Washington?

8. When does Robin have his first meltdown after treatments end?

9. On his 10th birthday, what does Robin do for Theo?

10. What does Robin do on days when Theo teaches?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Robin’s tolerance and understanding improve with the neurofeedback training. How do Robin’s tolerance and understanding improve? How do these changes help him to develop empathy?

Essay Topic 2

Robin changes after the neurofeedback training. How does Robin change after the training? Why is Theo uncomfortable with some of the changes?

Essay Topic 3

Currier tries to draw attention to and raise awareness of his neurofeedback training. What marketing efforts does Currier use? What do his marketing efforts reveal about the commercialization of science?

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