"The Power" Quiz
In "The Power" by L.J. Smith, Cassie and her friends must embrace their magical abilities to defeat a deadly force threatening their coven and uncover the truth behind their mysterious heritage.
young adult | 341 pages | Published in NaN
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Essay questions
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- Discuss the development of Cassie Blake’s character throughout 'The Power.' How does her role within the Circle evolve, and what factors contribute most to her transformation?
- Analyze the theme of power and its consequences as depicted in 'The Power.' How do different characters wield power, and what are the moral implications of their choices?
- Examine the significance of family legacy and ancestry in the novel. How do these elements influence the characters’ identities and destinies?
- Explore the relationship dynamics between Cassie, Adam, and Diana. How does the love triangle shape the narrative, and what does it reveal about loyalty and sacrifice?
- Discuss the role of secrecy and hidden knowledge in 'The Power.' How do secrets drive the plot and affect relationships within the Circle?
- Consider the portrayal of good versus evil in the novel. How do the characters confront darkness both within themselves and in others?
- How does L.J. Smith use supernatural elements to comment on real-world issues such as belonging, peer pressure, and coming of age?
- Analyze the character of Faye Chamberlain. In what ways does she challenge or reinforce stereotypes of power, ambition, and femininity?
- Discuss the importance of setting, specifically New Salem, in the development of the story’s atmosphere and conflicts.
- Evaluate the Circle as a metaphor for community. What does the group’s unity and division suggest about collective responsibility and individual desires?
- Examine the symbolism of crystals and other magical objects in 'The Power.' How do they contribute to the characters’ understanding of themselves and their abilities?
- How does the confrontation with Black John serve as a climax for both the plot and the characters’ internal struggles?
- Discuss the ways in which 'The Power' addresses the theme of trust—between friends, within families, and in oneself.
- Analyze how L.J. Smith blends elements of romance, suspense, and supernatural fiction to create the novel’s tone and pacing.
