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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 old is Roxy?

3. What does Bernie know about Roxy's power?

4. What part of the body does the power affect?

5. What is being reported on the news?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does the culmination of women with power differ depending on location?

2. How do the women begin to refer to Allie?

3. What does the last line of Roxy's first narrative foreshadow?

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

5. What kind of following has Allie garnered through her preaching?

6. After appearing on television, what information does Jocelyn receive via email?

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

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

9. Which facilities does Margot use for her training camps?

10. Why does the public support Margot's training camps?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

The people who rule society often act as the compass for moral authority. How does the author choose to portray right and wrong to the reader? How does the morality of the newfound matriarchy influence society?

Essay Topic 2

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?

Essay Topic 3

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?

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