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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. Where does Catherine first meet George?
(a) At a diner.
(b) At her mother's house.
(c) At a friend's party.
(d) College.
2. What does Catherine envy about Justine?
(a) Her writing talent.
(b) Her credentials.
(c) Her confidence and comfort in her own body.
(d) Her beautiful singing voice.
3. Who is Franny named after?
(a) Catherine's cousin.
(b) George's mother.
(c) Catherine's aunt.
(d) Catherine's sister.
4. What does George tell his boss when his boss asks George what his essence is?
(a) It is painting.
(b) He has no idea.
(c) It is sailing.
(d) It is his wife and family.
5. What kind of business is George Clare's father in?
(a) Plastics.
(b) Landscaping.
(c) Tile.
(d) Furniture.
Short Answer Questions
1. Whose house does Catherine's husband go to in distress in Part I?
2. Where does Willis tell George she goes to college?
3. What town do George and Catherine live in at the time of Catherine's death?
4. What does Mary Lawton tell George Clare about Hale house before he bids on it?
5. Where do George and Catherine live when they are first married?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do Eddy and Cole find a way to spend time at their old house again?
2. How does Catherine feel about religion and spirituality?
3. What startles the Pratts about the appearance of George and Franny Clare at their house in Part I?
4. How does the Hale boys' Uncle Rainer treat them all?
5. Why does George Clare pay to put his Fiat in a garage, even though he cannot really afford to?
6. What are some unusual characteristics of Bram and Justine Sokolov?
7. What is a major reason that the Hale farm fails?
8. How do Eddy and Cole end up feeling about George Clare?
9. What does Mary Lawton think of the Clares the first time she meets them?
10. How does Mary Lawton show loyalty and care to her friend Ella Hale after Ella's death?
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