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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is 'Nature vs. Nurture'?
(a) A television show.
(b) A book.
(c) A radio show.
(d) A feedcast.
2. What does Titus claim you need in space?
(a) The sound of friends.
(b) Gravity.
(c) Drugs.
(d) Lots of alcohol.
3. Who was the only one not attacked?
(a) Link.
(b) Titus.
(c) Loga.
(d) Violet.
4. What does Marty suggest as an alternative to being drunk?
(a) Doing drugs.
(b) Eating.
(c) Going into mal.
(d) Injecting sugar.
5. What is the first thing Titus feels when he wakes in 'Awake'?
(a) He has a headache.
(b) He is paralyzed.
(c) He has no credits.
(d) He cannot feel the feed.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Titus 'dream' about in 'Nudging'?
2. Where is Link?
3. What does Titus do at the end of 'Awake'?
4. Where does Violet take Titus to see when she is finished speaking with the doctor?
5. What do the boys try to do with the minibar?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do you think happened in 'Nudging'? Was Titus dreaming, or were the police or the hacker group sifting through his feed?
2. Discuss the conversation in 'Dead Language' about writing, and what the conversation implies.
3. Describe how you perceive the teenagers by this point in the novel.
4. Explain what Violet means by the days at the hospital being salad days.
5. Describe the television show "based on a true story" advertised at the end of 'The Nose Grid'.
6. Describe why the girls help Quendy with her hair, and why Titus finds this important.
7. Describe what the girl does with her juice at the end of 'Juice', and why this is significant.
8. Describe Titus' father.
9. Titus reflects that, without the feed, their "heads felt real empty" (pg. 46). What is your response?
10. Titus mentions the lack of need for a picture like the one he sees in the hospital. What does this say about Titus' imagination?
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