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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. How does Allie get to the McGill's ship?
2. What does Nick call the McGill's associates?
3. What does the McGill plan to eventually do to Mary?
4. What does the McGill do with the objects he acquires?
5. Whom does Allie skinjack to avoid Mikey?
Short Essay Questions
1. What caused the little girl at the end of the story to get lost on her way to the light?
2. How does the McGill change his physical shape for Allie?
3. What does the McGill look like?
4. What effect does seeing his picture have on the McGill?
5. What is inside the McGill's safe?
6. What does the McGill keep in his spittoon?
7. What does Allie plan to do after she gets home?
8. What does Allie learn about fortune cookies?
9. What happens when the McGill calls out the Marauders?
10. Why does Pinhead want to open the barrels?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss the nature of morality in the novel. There are many characters who exhibit qualities of good and evil in the novel. Choose three characters and compare their morality. In what ways are they good and in what ways are they evil? Do they have good or evil intentions? What does a comparison of these characters reveal about the nature of good and evil in the novel?
Essay Topic 2
Discuss the setting of the novel.
Part 1) How is the nature of Everlost, and its rules, and important part of the novel? How do the characters change the setting, and how does the setting change the characters?
Part 2) How does the setting of the novel affect its tone?
Part 3) How does removing the characters from their lives and placing them in Everlost affect the characters' personalities and actions?
Essay Topic 3
In Everlost, self-image controls how the characters appear to other Afterlights. Choose three characters from the novel. Explain how each character's self-image alters or affects their appearance. Explain the significance of this externalization of self-image in the novel.
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