Cleopatra and Frankenstein Test | Final Test - Hard

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Cleopatra and Frankenstein Test | Final Test - Hard

Coco Mellors
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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 9: "January," why does Cleo get upset during the argument with Frank?

2. What emotion does Anders experience as he contemplates the art in the gallery?

3. In Chapter 10: "February," how does Anders feel about the art at the gallery in general?

4. In Chapter 11: "Early March," what is Cleo's motive for going to the gardening store?

5. In Chapter 7: "Late September," how does Cleo's walk through the town and her reunion with Frank relate to the chapter's central themes?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 10: "February," what does Anders' initial terror and later longing for a more open relationship with Cleo reveal about the complexities of his emotions and the consequences of his affair?

2. In Chapter 9: "January," explore the theme of ambition and success in the chapter. How does Frank's career achievement impact his relationship with Cleo and his personal identity?

3. In Chapter 9: "January," examine the role of the sugar glider in the chapter. How does its fate serve as a metaphor for the challenges in Frank and Cleo's relationship?

4. In Chapter 13: "Late March," how do Frank and Cleo's emotional struggles and inability to communicate effectively contribute to the escalating tension?

5. In Chapter 7: "Late September," how does the hotel balcony jump undertaken by Frank reflect his character's desire for thrill and unpredictability?

6. In Chapter 9: "January," discuss the changing dynamics of Frank and Cleo's relationship in this chapter. How does the argument and reconciliation highlight their individual struggles and the complexities of their love?

7. In Chapter 12: "Still March," what role does Santiago's walk with Thor play in illustrating the contrast between his inner conflict and his external surroundings?

8. In Chapter 10: "February," in what ways does the discussion between Anders and Christine about their son, Jonah, reflect their evolving relationship and the theme of parenthood in the chapter?

9. In Chapter 11: "Early March," how does the memory of Cleo's childhood experience with her mother tie into her transformation?

10. In Chapter 12: "Still March," how does the revelation of Cleo's self-harm affect the dynamics between the characters, and what does it suggest about the impact of past actions on the present?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

In Chapter 1: "December," the main characters, Cleo and Frank, meet by chance on New Year's Eve and embark on an unexpected journey. Explore the significance of their spontaneous encounter and how it shapes the narrative. Discuss the impact of spontaneity on their character development.

Essay Topic 2

In Chapter 2: "June," how does the chapter exemplify the intersection of personal and cultural values, as reflected in the characters' choices, attitudes, and interactions during the unconventional wedding celebration?

Essay Topic 3

In Chapter 10: "February," how does the character of Anders symbolize the internal conflict and moral dilemmas faced by individuals when navigating their desires and responsibilities?

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