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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 Bellini in charge of?
2. How does Hickey tell Flynn to get back inside after the press conference?
3. At the end of the novel, Maureen encourages Brian to do what?
4. After the escape attempt in Book 4, Chapter 46, how are the hostages detained?
5. Where does Martin have a flight booked to?
Short Essay Questions
1. How would you describe the relationship between Schroeder and Burke? Why?
2. At the end of Chapter 45, it becomes clear to Burke that Flynn is trapped by the hostage situation. How is he trapped?
3. In Book 5, why doesn't the bomb go off as planned?
4. What story does the Mayor tell during the press conference?
5. Why does Schroeder leave the press conference?
6. When it is evident the police are going to storm the cathedral, if you were Flynn, would you move forward and stand strong or give in on your demands? Why?
7. At the end of Book 4, Chapter 50, what is the likelihood of the situation coming to a peaceful end? Why?
8. Describe the relationship between Maureen and Brian after the attack by the police.
9. During Maureen's escape attempt into the crawlspace, Hickey goes by the old rules of the IRA. What rule is this, and how does he follow it?
10. At the end of Book 4, Chapter 40, what new information does Jack Ferguson give Burke?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The time of conflict in Northern Ireland is referred to as "The Troubles." In an essay, analyze why it is called "The Troubles." Be sure to include the historical context, the role of religion, and the peace process.
Essay Topic 2
In addition to simply telling a story, authors also try to create a mood that enhances the story. In an essay, using examples from the novel, describe the mood of Cathedral. What literary devices does he use to create this mood?
Essay Topic 3
Throughout the novel, there are many times where a character has to make the decision to fight or run away. In an essay, cite examples of this fight or flight reflex in the novel. In each instance, evaluate whether or not the character did the appropriate thing. How might the story be different if the character did the opposite? Do you agree or disagree with the character's actions?
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