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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When did Jackie participate in the Olympics?
(a) 1998.
(b) 2008.
(c) 2005.
(d) 2000.
2. How old was Bailey's brother when he came out as gay to his family?
(a) 32.
(b) 24.
(c) 19.
(d) 26.
3. Who is called when Mae is arrested for "borrowing" the kayak in Book I?
(a) Anna.
(b) Marion.
(c) Michelle.
(d) Sarah.
4. What laws does Stenton describe that give citizens access to meetings, transcripts, and documents at the Ideas Talk in Book I?
(a) Glass Laws.
(b) Mirror Laws.
(c) Ocean Laws.
(d) Sunshine Laws.
5. About how many spots does Jackie say there are for Ivy League freshmen each year in Book II?
(a) 5,000.
(b) 12,000.
(c) 9,000.
(d) 2,000.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Jackie say the YouthRank program has been tested the past few months in Book II?
2. How many of the SeeChange cameras are installed in Mae's pod when they are first introduced at the Circle?
3. Where will Mae be going to work after leaving the Customer Experience division in Book I?
4. What is the name of the initiative that Mae's friend Tania asks her to support in Book I?
5. What is Terry's last name?
Short Essay Questions
1. Whom does Mae interview on the day of the meeting of medical professionals at the Circle?
2. Why does Mae meet Kalden in the bathroom in Book I and what takes place there?
3. How is Mae set up for her transparency in Book II?
4. How is the first feeding described at the aquarium that Mae observes in Book II?
5. What is the significance of the Sahara Desert in the novel?
6. How do Mae's circumstances change after she goes transparent?
7. How is duality expressed thematically in The Circle?
8. What aspects of her job does Gina introduce Mae to in Book I?
9. Why does Mae continue working in CE after her transparency?
10. What role does Olivia Santos play in the novel?
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