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This test consists of 5 short answer questions and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who did Tom say spoke at the Lion's Club meeting he attended?
2. Which of the following is NOT one of the last minute crises Catherine experiences Tuesday before her deadline?
3. Which of the following people did NOT come into the Lowfield Gazette office on Tuesday?
4. What was Molly Perkins doing when Catherine entered the Perkins' house?
5. Who is watching out the window when Catherine arrives at work Tuesday morning?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
At points in the novel, the author uses imagery to conjure up a feeling or mood in the novel or to create suspense or suspicion. Discuss the imagery used in "Sweet and Deadly." Provide examples of places in the novel where the author employs imagery to display a mood and where the author uses the imagery to create suspense. Also, try to find other places in the novel where the author uses vivid or descriptive imagery and explain what this imagery conveys to the reader. In short, how does the imagery used by the author affect the novel?
Essay Topic 2
In the beginning of the novel, we meet a depressed and withdrawn Catherine Linton, and the tone of the novel also seems somber and full of imagery related to isolation. However, this mood seems to change as Catherine's character grows and develops through the novel. Can you identify a parallel between the Catherine's mood throughout the novel and the mood of the novel itself? Is this a writing technique of the author used on purpose? What effect does it have on the novel and on the development of the plot? Provide examples.
Essay Topic 3
Discuss some of the literary devices used in the novel including foreshadowing, metaphor, mood, imagery and others that are present in the novel "Sweet and Deadly." Provide examples of where these devices are used and how they impact the novel.
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