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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. Which genre does this novel fit under?

2. How does Allie harm her rapist?

3. Where are the women who are experiencing power?

4. Who does Bernie claim killed Roxy's mom?

5. Which literary device is used to tell the different storylines?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is Margot's power first awakened?

2. What does the timeline countdown seem to pertain to?

3. What is the tone of Neil's first letter to Naomi?

4. How does Tunde's desire to be a journalist move the story forward?

5. What does the excerpt from the Book of Eve explain?

6. How do Margot and Daniel approach the idea of girls with powers differently?

7. How does Tunde react the first time he is around women rioting?

8. What is Allie's philosophical platform?

9. What is the meaning of the excerpt from the Bible on the first page?

10. What does Neil's term novelization mean?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

The worst riots, and subsequent violence, happen in countries where the women are the most oppressed. Why did the author choose to show beaten down women fighting back? What happens when they become empowered?

Essay Topic 2

Daniel's experience as governor is overshadowed by Margot shocking him during their debate. What is the crowd's reaction? How does the voter response portray a shifting philosophical landscape?

Essay Topic 3

Compare the timelines presented in Neil and Naomi's storyline (future) to the women's rising power storyline (past). Why would the author choose to set the story in an undated time? How do dates and timelines affect setting?

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