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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. In Chapter 9, "Darley," which statement best describes the conflict in the chapter?
2. In Chapter 14, "Georgiana," what prompts Georgiana to feel flustered and self-conscious during her conversation with Curtis at the benefit?
3. In Chapter 11, "Georgiana," why does Georgiana start running in the mornings before work?
4. In Chapter 12, "Darley," what motivates Tilda to bid on auction items?
5. In Chapter 11, "Georgiana," how does Georgiana spend the three days after sending the text message?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 14, "Georgiana," examine the portrayal of familial relationships in the novel. How do Georgiana's interactions with her family members, particularly Darley and her parents, contribute to her character development and the overarching themes of identity and belonging?
2. In Chapter 10, "Sasha," discuss Sasha's reflections on her childhood crush, her evolving relationship with Cord, and her impulsive cleaning spree as instances that contribute to her journey of self-discovery.
3. In Chapter 17, "Georgiana," what role does family dynamics play in Georgiana's journey of self-discovery, and how does her relationship with her mother impact her decisions?
4. In Chapter 11, "Georgiana," discuss the theme of grief and its various manifestations in the novel. How do different characters cope with loss, and how does the narrative explore the complexities of mourning and moving forward?
5. In Chapter 14, "Georgiana," discuss the novel's exploration of morality and responsibility, particularly in relation to Curtis's decision to give away his inheritance and the organization's efforts in international healthcare.
6. In Chapter 17, "Georgiana," how does Georgiana's internal struggle with her past mistakes and her desire for redemption contribute to her decision to give away her inheritance?
7. In Chapter 16, "Sasha," how do characters like Sasha and Georgiana demonstrate the capacity to forgive and understand one another despite their differences?
8. In Chapter 13, "Sasha," analyze Sasha's role as a confidante and her emotional journey throughout the chapter. How does her willingness to listen and offer support to Cord's sisters reflect her character?
9. In Chapter 12, "Darley," explore the significance of the annual school auction as a social event and a reflection of status and connections within the community.
10. In Chapter 11, "Georgiana," how does the Brooklyn neighborhood serve as a backdrop for both intimate moments and moments of emotional turmoil?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Examine the evolution of Sasha and Cord's relationship through Chapter 4, "Sasha," focusing on how their resolution of differing vacation philosophies contributes to their mutual growth, appreciation, and a deeper understanding of each other.
Essay Topic 2
In Chapter 17, "Georgiana," examine the motif of forgiveness and redemption in the novel, focusing on how different characters seek or offer forgiveness for their past actions.
Essay Topic 3
Examine the theme of unrequited love and its impact on Georgiana's personal and professional life in Chapter 2, "Georgiana." How does her crush on Brady affect her behavior and decisions, and what lessons does she learn from this experience?
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