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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 does Kelsea Cook live with?

2. What does A do when Owen's parents begin interrogating him?

3. What happens in biology class when A is inhabiting James?

4. Where in Steve Mason's house does A find Rhiannon during the party?

5. What does A tell Kelsea's father he needs to do for his daughter?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Rhiannon recognize A immediately when they visit her at school as Adam Cassidy?

2. How does A feel on the morning when they wake up in Rhiannon's body?

3. What does A find in Kelsea's book bag when they stop to take a break from walking at a park?

4. Why does A decide to interfere with Kelsea Cook's life and tell her father about her suicide journal?

5. What happens when A has dinner with Rhiannon and Justin?

6. What does A enjoy about the hang-out session they have with friends when they are inhabiting Skylar Smith?

7. What does A discover while they are in the body of Roger Wilson?

8. What happens to A after Steve's neighbors call the cops to shut down his party?

9. How does A prove to Rhiannon that they wake up in a different body every day?

10. How does A spend their day when they are inhabiting Valeria?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Every Day is categorized as a piece of coming-of-age young adult fiction. Analyze how the author incorporates and develops coming-of-age narrative conventions throughout the novel.

Essay Topic 2

Describe the narrative tone and mood of Every Day, which is told from the protagonist's perspective. In what ways does the tone begin to change as A themselves begin to change?

Essay Topic 3

The story is told entirely from A's perspective. Examine the author's choice to tell the story from Jessica's point of view. How does this affect the plot and the way reads connect with it?

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