Reding test

DESCRIBE:

ü  The differences in Gus’ behavior before and after knowing he has cancer.

ü  How the universe wants to be noticed.

ü  Infinities.

ü  Hazel’s perception of Gus at this part of the book. .

ü  What Gus wanted to accomplish with his life.

ü  Prefuneral.

ü  Hazel’s 2^nd encounter with Van Houten.

ü  Her opinions about Gus’ friends’ comments.

ANSWER:

Ø  What level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs is Hazel supposedly stuck on?

Ø  What is Hazel reciting a poem about when Augustus is losing consciousness at the gas station?

Ø  What does Hazel think of Encouragements?

Ø  What does Hazel think about religious belief?

Ø  What does Hazel think about the choices she's made at the end of the book? 

Ø  What does Hazel talk about in her eulogy for Augustus at his actual funeral? 

Ø  To you, what is Gus trying to say with "I don't know what I believe, Hazel. I thought being an adult meant knowing what you believe, but that has not been my experience"?

Ø  To you, what is Gus trying to say with "I don't believe we return to haunt or comfort the living or anything, but I think something becomes of us,"

Ø  What do you think about the ending of the book?