1. c
2. c
3. b
4. c
5. a
6. b
7. c
8. c
9. a
10. c
11. c
12. a
13. b
14. b
15. c
1. Analyze the character of Susie Salmon by explaining how she must learn
to let go of Earth before she can find her wide, wide Heaven. use examples
from the story to explain this idea.
2. How does Jack Salmon remain devoted and loving to both Susie and Abigail?
3. Analyze the theme of grief and how it impacts on all the major characters.
4. Analyze the character of Abigail, emphasizing her strengths and weaknesses.
5. Explain with examples and details from the story how Susie's Heaven differs
from Heaven as we have always imagined it.
6. Explain the symbolism behind the title of this novel.
7. What is Susie's greatest desire now that she is dead? Why? How does heaven
bless her in fulfilling her desire and what is the outcome?
8. The best known theme in any literature is the theme of good versus evil.
Explain, using examples from the story, how it fits this novel.
9. One symbol that flows throughout the last few chapters of the book is that
of ties, cords, and chains. Using examples from the novel, explain the
significance of this symbol.
10. Discuss how the author's own background is reflected in this story. How
is feminist viewpoint also reflected here?
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