Everything Everything

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Everything Everything

1. What medical condition does Madeline believe she has?

1. Astma
2. SCID
3. Diabetes
4. Lupus

2. What does Olly’s father often do when he is angry?

1. He hits his family
2. He leaves the house
3. He breaks things
4. He only yells

3. How do Madeline and Olly first communicate?

1. Through secret letters
2. Through an online chat
3. Through phone calls
4. Through the window D) Through the window

4. Why does Madeline love reading so much?

1. Because she can't experience the real world
2. Because her mother forces her to read
3. Because she wants to be a writer
4. Because she is bored

5. What is the big plot twist at the end of the book?

1. Olly moves to another country
2. Madeline discovers she is not actually sick
3. Madeline gets sick again
4. D) Her mother confesses she lied about her age

6. What does the color white symbolize in the book?

1. Purity and safety
2. Danger and isolation
3. Joy and freedom
4. Love and friendship

7. Where do Madeline and Olly travel to together?

1. Hawaii
2. New York
3. Los Angeles
4. Paris

8. What does Madeline do after discovering she is healthy?

1. She confronts her mother
2. She goes on a world trip
3. She breaks up with Olly
4. She decides to stay at home

9. Madeline’s mother works as a doctor.

1. True
2. False

10. Carla, Madeline’s nurse, helps her meet Olly in the house.

1. True
2. False

11. Olly is an experienced boxer.

1. True
2. False

12. Madeline writes book reviews on a blog.

1. True
2. Flse

13. “Everything’s a risk. Not doing anything is a risk. It’s up to you.” What does this quote mean?

1. Life is about taking risks
2. Madeline doesn’t believe in risks
3. Love is the only risk worth taking
4. Nothing is worth taking a risk for

14. “Love is worth everything. Everything.” Who says this and why?

1. Madeline’s mother, because she wants to protect her daughter
2. Olly, because he wants Madeline to be healthy
3. Carla, because she values her job
4. Madeline, because she doesn’t want to give up on Olly

15. What is the main theme of Everything, Everything?

1. The dangers of the outside world
2. Friendship and family bonds
3. The search for freedom
4. The power of technology

1. In the book, how does Olly first introduce himself to Madeline?

1. He sends an email
2. He writes his email on his window
3. He texts her
4. He knocks on her door

In the book, Olly writes his email on his window, while in the movie, they start chatting online immediately.

2. How does the book portray Carla's character differently from the movie?

1. Carla is stricter in the book
2. Carla is younger in the book
3. Carla is more supportive in the book
4. Carla doesn't exist in the movie

In the book, Carla is very supportive of Madeline’s relationship with Olly, while in the movie, she is more cautious.

3. In the movie, what major change is made to Madeline’s health journey?

1. She takes more risks in the movie than in the book
2. She does not collapse after going to Hawaii in the movie
3. Her mother tells her the truth earlier in the movie
4. Madeline never leaves the house in the movie

In the movie, Madeline does not have a major health scare after Hawaii, while in the book, she becomes very sick.

4. What important detail about Olly’s family is changed in the movie?

1. His father is more violent in the book
2. His mother leaves the family in the movie
3. His sister doesn't exist in the movie
4. Olly's father doesn't hit him in the book

In the book, Olly’s father is portrayed as even more abusive compared to the movie

5. How does the book end differently from the movie?

1. In the book, Olly never finds out Madeline is healthy
2. The book ends with a longer letter from Madeline
3. Madeline’s mom apologizes in the book, but not in the movie
4. Olly moves away in the book, but not in the movie

The book ends with a more detailed letter from Madeline to Olly, while the movie has a more visual ending.

In the movie, Madeline and Olly communicate through handwritten letters, just like in the book.

1. True
2. False

 In the book, they start communicating through handwritten notes and email, while in the movie, it's mostly texting and online chat.)

7. In the movie, Madeline's friend Rosa plays a bigger role than in the book.

1. True
2. False

 Rosa is only mentioned briefly in the book and doesn't appear in the movie at all.

8. The movie focuses more on romance, while the book explores Madeline’s internal thoughts more deeply.

1. True
2. False

The book gives more insight into Madeline’s thoughts and emotions, while the movie emphasizes the romance.