Never Let Me Go Revision

What does the first part of the book focus on?

• relationships

• work

• life and death

• childhood memories

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Q. What is the "gallery“?

• A collection of photographs from Hailsham

• A collection of stamps from Hailsham.

• A collection of art from Hailsham.

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CCSS.RI.11-12.9

CCSS.RI.9-10.9

CCSS.RL.11-12.9

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CCSS.RL.K.6

Q. How does Madame obviously feel about the Hailsham kids?

• uninterested

• enthusiastic

• scared

• angry

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Q. At the beginning of the book Kathy is ... years old. answer choices

• 12

• 16

• 31

• 21

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What happened to Hailsham in the third section of the novel?

• It has been taken over by a new head mistress.

• It has been totally restored and all of the furnishings are brand new.

• It was closed.

• It was torn down because the state deemed it an "unusable territory."

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CCSS.RI.2.1

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Ruth apologizes to Kathy for __________________________.

• Always treating her like she was just a "follower"
• Keeping Kathy and Tommy apart for so long
• Calling her bad names behind her back
• Ruining the plot of books before Kathy had finished reading them

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CCSS.RI.2.1

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What does Ruth give Kathy?

• She gives Kathy a friendship ring.
• She gives Kathy what is left of her collection.
• She gives Kathy Madame's address.
• She gives Kathy permission to suggest "completion" during her next donation.

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CCSS.RI.2.1

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What does Tommy have to do before he and Kathy can go and speak to Madame about a deferral?

• He has to work on his animal drawings.
• He has to propose to Kathy.
• He has to officially break up with Ruth.
• He has to prepare a proper speech.

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What was a “Sale”?

• An event where students were allowed to purchase actual products, such as clothing and toys

• A fundraiser for Hailsham where local bakeries would sell donuts, cupcakes, and cookies to the students and teachers

• A special Exchange where the less desirable student art was sold at a 70% discount

• Every few years Hailsham would go up for sale, and the school would seek a new owner.

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Why were the students a little cautious about the woods behind Hailsham?

• They were unsafe; bobcats had been spotted several times.

• They were loaded with poison ivy and poison oak.

• There were rumors of students getting killed in the woods.

• There was a spooky cottage there and someone said that a witch lived inside.

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CCSS.RI.11-12.1

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