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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 Louisa refer to takeout food as?

2. What designer's skirt does Mrs. De Witt remark about that Louisia is wearing in Chapter 10?

3. Where does Agnes describe going with her girlfriends when they were hungover in Chapter 6?

4. What did Paula do after Agnes gave her money to settle her debts?

5. What does Louisa have for breakfast on her first morning in New York?

Short Essay Questions

1. How would you describe the relationship between Agnes and Tabitha?

2. Who is Lily and what is her relationshp to Louisa?

3. How is the dinner at the Grand Pines Country Club described?

4. Why does Agnes feel her old friends resent her now?

5. How is the Vintage Clothes Emporium described? What are Louisa's impressions of this setting?

6. How is the setting of the Lavery described?

7. Why does Louisa become upset about the book that Sam is reading in Chapter 11?

8. How would you describe the relationship between Louisa and Treena?

9. How is Mr. Gopnik described?

10. Who is Ashok and how would you describe this character?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss the theme of betrayal in Still Me. What characters betray one another in this novel? What are their justifications for doing so? What statement do you think the author is making about betrayal? Why?

Essay Topic 2

Setting is a very important literary element in Still Me. Where is the bulk of the novel set? Why is this particular setting important to the plot of the story? How does this setting compare to the others that the novel illustrates?

Essay Topic 3

Analyze and discuss the character of Mrs. Margot De Witt in the novel. How old is Margot? Where does she live? How does Louisa come to work for her? In what capacity? How would you describe their relationship?

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