Long Day's Journey Into Night Study Guide & Quiz-o-Rama

Stuck on a long flight with a terrible in-flight movie? Want to get your brain bubbling on a cross-country road trip? Cramming for a big test on your walk to school? Prepping for a final while waiting in line for your fourth cup of coffee?

Shmoops analysis of Long Days Journey Into Night by Eugene ONeill is everything you need to dig into and better understand the book for your upcoming class, paper, test, book club meeting, whatever. Our content goes deeply into the whos, whats, whens, wheres and whys of the book. It is written for todays student and the life-long learner alike in an edgy and smart tone and is anything but boring.

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Key features include:

- Story overview and chapter summaries
- Analysis of important quotes
- Plot analysis
- Character analysis
- Themes and how they come into play in the story
- Study questions to inspire thought and debate
- Quiz-o-Rama to test your knowledge and challenge your friends (via Facebook Connect)
- Top 10 High Score leader board to see how you rank

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