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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 is the author of <i>Hatter Fox</i>?
2. What does Hatter do as Dr. Summer is attempting to leave?
3. Where does Dr. Summer decide to spend some time a few days after he speaks to Hatter?
4. Why does Dr. Summer go to the jail after being released from the hospital?
5. What does Hatter refuse to wear?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Dr. Summer react to Hatter's death?
2. How does Hatter respond to Dr. Summer when he attempts to speak with her the first time? Why?
3. Why is Hatter visibly nervous about being at the diner near the University?
4. Why has Dr. Levering called Dr. Summer to the State Reformatory? What problem does this pose?
5. What does Dr. Summer do when he visits Hatter in her cell at the Reformatory? Why is this surprising?
6. What evidence does the reader have that Hatter Fox is clever and strong? Is there evidence that she is criminal and hopeless?
7. What happens when Dr. Summer enters the jail cell with Hatter and the wounded boy?
8. How does Dr. Summer first meet Hatter? What is she doing?
9. Why does Dr. Summer spend a day with Mango?
10. How does Hatter surprise Dr. Summer the night he returns to the reformatory? How does Dr. Summer feel about the occurrence?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
How does the author demonstrate how Hatter must feel being alone in solitary confinement all the time? What techniques and characters does he use?
Essay Topic 2
Describe the first interaction between Dr. Summer and Hatter Fox. How does this interaction set the tone for the rest of their relationship?
Essay Topic 3
What impact does finding Hatter in the "dog house" at the State Reformatory have on Dr. Summer? What reasons is Dr. Summer given for this treatment? In Dr. Summer's opinion, does the punishment fit the crime?
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