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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. How did Celeste and Madeline meet?
2. How many children are in Miss Barnes' kindergarten class?
3. In Chapter 25, what color is the sea described as?
4. In Chapter 36, what does Jane know that Geoff and Renata donated to the school last year?
5. In Chapter 7, for what activity is Renata's son Jackson famous at school?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why are the kindergarten boys made to line up after orientation in Chapter 6?
2. In Chapter 39, what does Ziggy say and do when Jane asks if he is hurting Amabella?
3. What does Madeline learn when she searches for the name Saxon Banks on the internet?
4. How is Madeline described in Chapter 3?
5. Why does the principal, Mrs. Lipmann, ask Jane to meet with her in Chapter 36?
6. In Chapter 12, how does Bonnie describe Abigail and how she and Madeline are working together?
7. In Chapter 13, what does Celeste remember happened when she and Perry went to a marriage counselor two years ago?
8. In Chapter 38, what is Celeste's plan if she decides to leave Perry?
9. In Chapter 29, what happens when Jane realizes that Ziggy's family tree project is due the next day?
10. Why does Miss Barnes call Jane in Chapter 41, and what does she tell Jane?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Someone is bullying girls in the kindergarten class. Why is Ziggy accused of the bullying, and why does he not tell everyone who the bully is?
Essay Topic 2
It was Madeline and Abigail together by themselves for many years after Nathan left when Abigail was a baby. What type of relationship have Madeline and Abigail had? How does the relationship change when Nathan wants to be a part of Abigail’s life?
Essay Topic 3
The point of view of the novel is mainly third-person omniscient point of view, but there are some sections told from first person. Analyze the author’s choice to use two points of view in the novel and how those viewpoints affect the storyline.
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