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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Luke throw against the wall in Chapter Seventeen?
(a) A book.
(b) A violin.
(c) A bottle of beer.
(d) A vase.

2. What is one symptom of Luke's illness Margot notices more frequently?
(a) He forgets words.
(b) He has bouts of blindness.
(c) He sings louder.
(d) He has more pain.

3. In Chapter Twenty-Three, what has Luke done?
(a) Cut himself.
(b) Hurt a dog.
(c) Shot himself.
(d) Taken the whole kitchen apart.

4. Where does Margot think Jace might live now?
(a) Louisville.
(b) Marples.
(c) Chicago.
(d) South Bend.

5. What does Jace say to Krissy when she finds him in the basement?
(a) He asks where his father is.
(b) He asks if they can go to the ballgame.
(c) He asks her if they two of them can play the next day.
(d) He asks her if she killed January.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Jace ask Margot to meet him to talk?

2. When was January's birthday?

3. What shocks Krissy in Jace's first letter to her?

4. What did Luke used to do for a living?

5. What does Krissy remember first from the night of January's death?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Krissy and Billy find when they go back to their house the day after January is murdered?

2. Who does Margot see in the picture of one of January's dance recitals in Chapter Twenty-Three?

3. What does Eli tell Margot that helps her find Jace?

4. What is January's favorite thing in the world to do?

5. Who does Krissy reconnect with in Part IV from her past and how does this reconnection change her life?

6. How does Krissy feel when the women from Wakarusa bring food to her house?

7. Why does Jace write to Krissy in Part IV?

8. Why does Margot want to find Jace Jacobs so badly?

9. In Chapter Twenty-Three, how does Margot's face get cut?

10. What is something Margot notices Luke doing as his dementia progresses?

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