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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. How many children does Megs Allister have?

2. How many of Sophie's books does Liam tell her he ordered in Chapter 29?

3. How tall is Scarlett Jacques?

4. What do the police find when they dig at the site of the second "Dig Here" note?

5. Who does Tallulah tell her mother she is going to see in Chapter 30?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Megs, Zach mother, thinks has happened to Tallulah and Zach?

2. What is the history of the house where Scarlett and her family live?

3. What does DI McCoy tell Kim about the sign that disappeared?

4. How did Scarlett change that first year she was at Maypole House?

5. Why does Mimi think that Zach and Tallulah might have had a fight?

6. What is the reputation of Maypole House, and what type of kids attend the school?

7. What does Scarlett show Tallulah in her house?

8. In February 2017, what conversation does Zach have with Tallulah about her career plans?

9. What conversation do Kim and Ryan have about Ryan proposing to Tallulah?

10. How does Tallulah feel about getting back together with Zach in October 2016?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

An epiphany is a realization that can be enlightening and help a character change or help solve a situation or problem. What epiphany does Sophie have? How does she want to change her life after having that epiphany?

Essay Topic 2

Dramatic irony creates suspense between what characters know and what readers suspect. How does the author use dramatic irony in The Night She Disappeared? How do some characters and readers have information that other characters are not privy to? How does the author’s use of dramatic irony create tension in the novel?

Essay Topic 3

Genre is a means of classifying literature. What is the genre of The Night She Disappeared? Why is it not historical fiction?

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