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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. In Chapter 6, during Summer 15, how much later did Cadence arrive than the others at the island?
2. In Chapter 32, when does Gat suggest that he and Cadence try to start over in their relationship?
3. In Chapter 38, what is Cadence doing with Mirren, Johnny, and Gat at midnight?
4. In Chapter 22, who calls and asks if Cadence is a drug accident?
5. In Chapter 11, when did Granny Tipper die?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 32, what does Johnny want to own?
2. How does Cadence describe New Clairmont and how it compares to the old house?
3. What does Cadence's mom say when Cadence asks her in Chapter 18 what happened during the rest of summer 15?
4. In Chapter 33, why does Cadence tell Gat that she is angry?
5. In Chapter 5, when did Cadence and Gat start spending time together?
6. In Chapter 4, who are the four liars?
7. In Chapter 12, what does Cadence say about her accident?
8. How does Cadence describe her Aunt Bess in Chapter 24?
9. In Chapter 23, what is different about Clairmont?
10. In Chapter 14, how does Cadence describe her trip with her father?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Harris does not like Ed or Gat because they are not white. How is Tipper’s racism revealed when Ed and Gat are first introduced? How does Harris treat Ed and Gat? How does racism influence Carrie not to marry Ed? How would you describe the way that Harris and Tipper are racist? Does racism persist even after the tragedy?
Essay Topic 2
The novel mostly takes place on Beechwood Island. How would you describe the various settings in the novel? How does the setting of the island take on the role of character? How does the setting influence characters and who they are?
Essay Topic 3
Except for Chapter 80, the novel is written in first person. How does the use of first person influence the story? How does that point of view determine how readers view the story, Cadence, and other characters in the book?
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