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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. What happens at Sequoyah's dental appointment?
2. The night after the court hearing, what does Sequoyah go outside in the night to do?
3. When Rosemary comes out of her closet, what is she holding in her hand?
4. What does Sequoyah do after they get George home from his panic attack in the woods?
5. Who calms George down enough to convince him to go back to the house after he freezes up in the woods?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Sequoyah do after he and George go looking for Rosemary and George has a panic attack?
2. On the way home from the hospital, what does Sequoyah eat and what is the symbolism he takes away from that meal?
3. What do the doctors determine about Sequoyah's headaches and vomiting when he is tested at the Northridge Neurological Institute?
4. Why is George wearing a clip-on tie and a pair of slacks in the middle of the night?
5. What happens at Sequoyah's mother's court hearing?
6. Why do Agnes and Harold not call the police when Rosemary goes missing?
7. What does Sequoyah do when he finds a picture of Rosemary sleeping on the couch?
8. What is Sequoyah doing at the end of the book?
9. Why was Rosemary's death determined to be a suicide?
10. What does Sequoyah tell George about Rosemary's death?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What role do dreams and daydreams play in Sequoyah's life? Why are they important to him? Give three examples of dreams that affect Sequoyah.
Essay Topic 2
The motif of birds is common in the novel. Give three examples of the use of birds in the story. Then provide three reasons why birds might be significant to Sequoyah.
Essay Topic 3
Discuss how Rosemary's character is developed throughout the novel. Include three examples of her behavior that might suggest suicide.
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