"Ultraviolet" Quiz
In "Ultraviolet" by R.J. Anderson, a blind teenage girl with synesthesia discovers her unique perception of the world leads her to uncover hidden truths and confront dangerous secrets.
young adult | 415 pages | Published in 2011
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Essay questions
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- How does the setting of Ultraviolet contribute to the overall mood and themes of the novel?
- Analyze the character development of Stevie throughout the book. How does her perspective on the world change?
- Discuss the role of family relationships in Ultraviolet. How do Stevie's interactions with her family shape the narrative?
- Examine the theme of perception versus reality in the novel. How does Stevie’s ability to see ultraviolet light affect her understanding of her environment?
- What is the significance of Stevie’s blindness in the story? How does it affect her identity and her interactions with others?
- How does R.J. Anderson use symbolism in Ultraviolet to enhance the story’s themes?
- Explore the novel's treatment of disability. Does Ultraviolet challenge or reinforce stereotypes about blindness?
- Analyze the narrative structure of Ultraviolet. How does the point of view influence the reader’s engagement with the story?
- Discuss the ways in which Ultraviolet addresses the concept of acceptance—both self-acceptance and acceptance by others.
- How does the author incorporate elements of mystery and suspense in Ultraviolet, and what effect do they have on the story?
- Examine the role of friendship in the novel. How do Stevie’s relationships with other characters impact her journey?
- What commentary does Ultraviolet offer about the intersection of science and the supernatural?
- Discuss how Ultraviolet explores the idea of perception beyond the physical senses.
- Analyze the ending of Ultraviolet. How does it resolve the central conflicts, and what message does it leave the reader with?
