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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. As the person in the answer to #77 is greeting Maggie, what do they hear?

2. Who would not approve of Maggie being involved with Wren?

3. Who is Dev?

4. What does Wren tell Maggie when she is concerned that they did not protect themselves before having sex?

5. How does Maggie end up on the ground?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Marguerite think Nick is missing?

2. Why is Wren different from most humans?

3. What did Wren do at the zoo that was unusual?

4. What is Nicolette working on concerning Wren and who does she tell?

5. Why does the group Marguerite runs with decide to visit the Sanctuary?

6. What does Wren decide to do about Maggie's problem in kissing him?

7. What does Maggie do when Wren is taken to jail?

8. What happens to Marguerite when she leaves the bar?

9. Who does Wren see when he returns to the Sanctuary and what does that person tell him?

10. Where does Wren go when he is attacked and what happens there?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Maggie starts to cry and accepts knowing they are still not mated and cannot ever have children. Wren tells her they can always adopt.

1. Would you marry someone who couldn't have children if you wanted them? Why or why not?

2. Do you think adopting children is as good as having your own children? Why or why not?

3. If you were going to adopt a children, what kind of child would you adopt? Why?

Essay Topic 2

The reader feels the strong urge Wren has to seek out Marguerite when he lays eyes on her. He doesn't know why her presence calls to him.

1. What do you think this strong attraction foreshadows for the novel?

2. Do you believe that two people can fall in love upon first sight? Why or why not?

3. Do you think the way Wren feels is believable? Why or why not?

Essay Topic 3

Back at Wren's childhood home, Aristotle does something very few Were-animals do. He takes Maggie into a spare bedroom, shoves her to the floor and bites her on the shoulder. She passes out from the pain wondering why in the world he did this to her. When she awakens, Wren is in the room staring at the brown eyes of a tiger. Maggie is in the form of a tiger looking back at Wren.

1. This was quite a drastic act by Wren's father. Do you think he was wrong to do this? Why or why not? Use examples to support your answer.

2. How would you feel and what would you do if what happened to Maggie happened to you?

3. Do you think anyone should do something that would change someone's life as much as Aristotle changed Maggie's without the permission of the person involved? Why or why not?

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