Choose 40 points worth of questions to answer.  You are NOT to answer all questions!  The answers for each question should be in complete paragraphs. 
Each question must include one or more examples or quotes from the text as evidence.
You may write out your answers, or email Mr Dennis: dennisj@waterlooschools.org
However you respond, make sure to put the question number in front of the paragraph.  Failure to do so will result in -1 point.

For every five points a question is worth, you must address the following:

·         Thesis

·          Topic Sentence / Supporting Idea (if 10 or 15 points)

·         Evidence (2+ examples if only 5 points)

·         Commentary for each piece of evidence

·         Conventions.

All take-home tests are due Monday, October 1.  Good luck!

1. From what point of view is the story told?  What effect does the narrator's point-of-view have on the theme or tone?  (5 pts)

2. Identify and explain at least two examples of foreshadowing. (5 pts)

3. What kind of conflict occurs?  Explain. (10 pts)

4. What about the story makes it ironic? (5 pts)

5. Analyze one of the characters using the six methods of characterization.  What type of a person is the character and how do you know?  (10 pts)

6.  Explain the theme of the story and how it was conveyed.  (15 pts)

7. Finally, do you feel that you have to suspend your disbelief when reading this story?  Why or why not? (5 pts)