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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. Compared to his brother, how does Gordon feel?
2. Who pays for Sandra's funeral?
3. What does Kurt warn Todd to do when he finds out about the dead winos being discovered by police?
4. What do Teddy and Vern do when the four friends begin to separate?
5. Why does Sandra go to see Emlyn?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the club at 249B.
2. Who's dead body causes the four friends, Chris, Vern, Gordon and Teddy, to go on an adventure and what causes this person to die?
3. Who finds Ray Brower's body?
4. What do the four friends, Chris, Vern, Gordon and Teddy, do while they are on their adventure to find the body of Ray Brower?
5. Describe the relationship between Teddy Duchamp and his father.
6. Describe the fate of Teddy Duchamp.
7. Describe the fate of Chris Chambers.
8. Describe the location where Ray Brower's body is found.
9. What does Kurt do after he finds out he has been turned in to authorities for being a Nazi?
10. Who is Kurt's hospital roommate? How do they know each other?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Apt Pupil: Todd Bowden begins to have nightmares after hearing Kurt's stories of the concentration camps and his role in commanding them. Why do you think Todd continued to listen to the stories instead of stopping his visits to Kurt's house? What motivated their meetings and what, if anything, were they getting out of them?
Essay Topic 2
The Body: One of the four friends, Teddy, turns to drugs and alcohol, which leads to his horrific death. Why you think he turned to drugs and alcohol? Justify your answer with examples from the text.
Essay Topic 3
The Body: Of the four friends, three died horrific deaths.
1) How did each friend die?
2) What led to each friends death?
3) Which death was the most tragic? Explain why you think so.
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