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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 did Kayla see next door on the night the person whose death was reported in the newspaper was killed?
2. When does Kayla have another vision?
3. What is Zekeal's explanation for the email?
4. Why does Amber ask Kayla to come to where she is staying?
5. How is the killing justified?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Gene tell Kayla about his work?
2. Why is Gene Drake shot and killed?
3. What does Kayla learn Amber has done on the morning of Kayla's seventeenth birthday?
4. According to the Tribune E-Journal, what happened to Kayla's father?
5. What is Kayla reluctant to reveal about her tardiness to a meeting?
6. Which club is Kayla trying to find? Who takes her there?
7. What does Kayla agree to do on her seventeenth birthday?
8. What happens when Kayla tries to access her father's files after her mother leaves? Who helps her?
9. What petition does Mfumbe ask Kayla and Amber to sign?
10. What does Amber say about her tattoo?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Sometimes a book's plot is more character-driven than action-driven. Other times a book's plot is mostly action-driven. Some books seem to balance the two. Explain the difference between a character-driven and an action-driven book. Is The Bar Code Tattoo character-driven or action-driven? Use textual evidence to support your answer.
Essay Topic 2
Reading a science fiction or fantasy novel requires the reader to understand a world that is not real. How does the author help the reader understand the imaginary world of The Bar Code Tattoo? Give specific examples.
Essay Topic 3
Characters are an important part of what makes The Bar Code Tattoo interesting. Could the corporation named Global-1 be considered a character? Why or why not? Use examples from The Bar Code Tattoo to support your answer.
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