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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. Where does everything from the feed go?
(a) To the corporations.
(b) To school systems.
(c) To the doctors.
(d) To parents.
2. What does Titus try to do with Link and Marty?
(a) Chat.
(b) Talk.
(c) Breathe.
(d) Walk.
3. What is 'Nature vs. Nurture'?
(a) A television show.
(b) A feedcast.
(c) A radio show.
(d) A book.
4. What is 'The Rumble Spot'?
(a) A diner.
(b) A dance club.
(c) A pool.
(d) A low gravity bar.
5. Where does Titus note people used to carry computers?
(a) Inside their lungs.
(b) On their backs.
(c) In their pockets.
(d) Outside the body.
Short Answer Questions
1. What do the girls spend the rest of the hour doing?
2. What does Violet tell Titus he cannot see through?
3. Where does Violet take Titus to see when she is finished speaking with the doctor?
4. How does Titus' father speak?
5. What does Titus realize about the painting?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe what happens when the feed is turned back on.
2. Already in the story to this point, it is clear that Titus and Violet are beginning to have a relationship. Describe how the author has already implied this in the novel.
3. Explain what Violet means by the days at the hospital being salad days.
4. What do you think happened in 'Nudging'? Was Titus dreaming, or were the police or the hacker group sifting through his feed?
5. Explain the text within these chapters that is in italics. What are they, and what is your impression, thus far, of a feed?
6. When Titus doesn't tell Violet about his friends going mal, he feels he is protecting her from something. Why is he so bothered by their actions?
7. Describe how you perceive the teenagers by this point in the novel.
8. Loga was not touched by the hacker. How do you think she feels?
9. Titus reflects that, without the feed, their "heads felt real empty" (pg. 46). What is your response?
10. Discuss the conversation in 'Dead Language' about writing, and what the conversation implies.
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