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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. Bethany explains to Owen that she avoids what while she is in a novel?
2. After Bethany leaves the cafeteria angrily, Owen follows her, but only finds what?
3. Where does the Magister "put" Owen?
4. When Owen is alone in his bedroom, who appears in a doorway of light?
5. What spell does Owen use against the enemy attacking them in the Magister's tower?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Nobody, and how does Owen meet him?
2. How does Kiel feel about the Magister's actions?
3. Who is Charm, and what does Owen know about her?
4. What does Bethany plan to do with the Everlasting Gobstopper?
5. Whom or what does the Magister seek in the real world? Why?
6. What does the Magister want Bethany to do for him? Why?
7. Why does Owen pretend to be Kiel instead of immediately returning home?
8. After leaving the Kiel Gnomenfoot book, why does Bethany return to Owen's house?
9. What are Bethany's three rules for Owen while he is in the fictional world? Why does she tell him to follow these rules?
10. Where does the Magister imprison Bethany?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Books and stories are very important to the story. Discuss how Owen, Bethany, and Jonathan Porterhouse each view them. What point do you think the author is trying to make regarding the importance of books and stories?
Essay Topic 2
Owen and Bethany are involved in several conflicts over the course of the novel. Choose one instance of internal conflict and one instance of external conflict, and explain how these conflicts have an impact on the story and the characters involved.
Essay Topic 3
At one point in the novel, Kiel advises Bethany to “Be more fictional.” What does he mean by this advice, and how does this idea impact not only Bethany but the end of the novel?
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