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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. What does Nathan email A saying the next day?
2. Why does A have such a hard time trying to access Dana's memories?
3. What does A agree to do for Nathan when they are Kasey?
4. What does A do after they send one last email to Nathan?
5. What does Nathan's email to A say the day after the incident with Reverend Poole?
Short Essay Questions
1. What surprise does A put together for Amelia for when she gets out of basketball practice?
2. What does A discover about Dana on the day that they are inhabiting her body?
3. Why does A give Alexander's parents a gift on the morning they wake up in his body?
4. What happens when A goes to Rhiannon's school on the day they are Michael?
5. Where does A meet Rhiannon on the day that they are inhabiting Xavier Adams?
6. Why does A think that Alexander is the kind of person they try to be?
7. Who does A meet up with when they are inhabiting Kasey, and what happens?
8. Who does A meet up with at the library when they are inhabiting George, and what do they do?
9. Why does meeting up with Rhiannon prove to be a tricky feat on the day that A wakes up as George?
10. Why does Rhiannon tell A that she cannot stay committed to their relationship anymore?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
When A inhabits Kelsea Cook, who is depressed and suicidal, A decides to interfere with Kelsea's life and tell her father that she needs help. Why is this a difficult decision for A to make, and why do they eventually decide to go through with it?
Essay Topic 2
Write an essay analyzing the general rules that A has set for themselves in regard to living lives that are not their own. What are some of these rules, and why is A so adamant about adhering to them?
Essay Topic 3
Write an essay analyzing the novel’s theme of self-acceptance. Why is it difficult for A to accept themselves for what they are, and how does A demonstrate improvement in this respect throughout the novel?
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