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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. Who has Rogerson been living with since his arrest?

2. What are Corrina and Dave arguing about when Caitlin stops by after school?

3. What time does Rogerson pick up Caitlin for lunch?

4. Why is Rogerson upset with Caitlin on New Year's Eve?

5. Who does Caitlin constantly try to call while out with Rina?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Cass tell Caitlin in the letter that she sends her?

2. Why does Caitlin go to the Evergreen Care Center?

3. What happens between Caitlin and Rogerson on New Year's Eve?

4. How does Caitlin act when she is at the lake with Rina?

5. What are Corinna and Dave arguing about when Caitlin goes over to their house?

6. What does Caitlin say when Rina tries to put together a girls' night out for them; and how does Rina react?

7. What analogy does Caitlin reference to describe how she felt during her relationship with Rogerson and how she feels now?

8. What does Caitlin reveal to Dr. Marshall about Cass?

9. Who does Caitlin cry for during her first few days at Evergreen?

10. What do Matthew and Caitlin talk about after class, and how does Rogerson react?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Describe the relationship between Caitlin and her parents. In your essay, provide text excerpts to support your description of both Caitlin and her parents individually, and their treatment of each other. Explain the role that Cass has in that relationship.

Essay Topic 2

How does Rogerson change from the time when his character is first introduced until his arrest? In your essay, identify several of Rogerson's character traits, and provide text to support each trait. Describe Rogerson's treatment of Caitlin at the beginning and the end of their relationship.

Essay Topic 3

Explain the role that high school plays in this story. Describe the influence that high school has on Caitlin, her friends, her parents, and her relationship with Rogerson. Provide an analysis of how the high school experiences affected the story line.

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