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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 49, who are the blonde bobs that Jane confronts?
2. How many pieces are in the puzzle that Jane's father is putting together in Chapter 47?
3. In Chapter 46, who helps Madeline clean up after the book club?
4. In Chapter 64, what is Celeste wearing when Madeline drops off the twins?
5. In Chapter 72, what is Bonnie wearing?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 66, what does Celeste plan to do while Perry is in Hawaii?
2. In Chapter 78, what does Nathan tell Madeline and Ed about Bonnie?
3. In Chapter 47, why does Jane consider staying in Pirriwee Beach and not moving?
4. In Chapter 58, why does Tom make Harper and Graeme leave Blue Blues?
5. In Chapter 63, what does Lucy do for Ziggy and Jane?
6. Who does Celeste say that Saxon Banks is in Chapter 45?
7. In Chapter 44, what does Samantha say about Celeste at trivia night?
8. What does Bonnie look like in Chapter 72?
9. What does Jane see when she is invited into Tom's apartment in Chapter 68?
10. In Chapter 53, what does the psychologist say about Ziggy?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The point of view of the novel is mainly third-person omniscient point of view, but there are some sections told from first person. Analyze the author’s choice to use two points of view in the novel and how those viewpoints affect the storyline.
Essay Topic 2
The author describes various marriages in the novel. What marriages does the author highlight in the book? What does the author reveal about marriage through the relationships various characters have with their spouses?
Essay Topic 3
It took Celeste a long time to even consider leaving Perry. Why does Celeste struggle to make a decision to leave, and what does a sense of guilt have to do with her inability to make the decision to leave?
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