1.) d
2.) a
3.) a
4.) b
5.) c
6.) b
7.) d
8.) a
9.) b
10.) d
11.) b
12.) c
13.) a
14.) d
15.) d
1.) Make an extended family tree illustrating the "family" of the
Westing heirs and how they relate to each other. How does this tree change
over the course of the novel? What relevant facts do we learn, how is
that significant? What does this tell us about the nature of family?
2.) Examine how this novel works as a mystery. Begin with the idea that it's
supposed to be a "whodunnit" but becomes something else entirely.
Is it a satisfying mystery, does it fulfill the needs of mystery readers?
3.) Patriotism is important to Sam Westing, so what portrait of America emerges in miniature at........
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