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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 Calder find that would be a good place to hide a painting?
(a) Steps to the attic.
(b) A false wall.
(c) A large wardrobe.
(d) A false floor.

2. What does Petra find where he has been left behind?
(a) Another letter.
(b) A photography of the Lady painting.
(c) A painting.
(d) A body.

3. Where do Petra and Calder see Mrs. Sharpe again?
(a) Powell's Bookstore.
(b) Hospital.
(c) Museum.
(d) The room where the new art gallery is to go at the school.

4. What makes Petra nervous as they wander this other location?
(a) It resembles some of Vermeer's paintings.
(b) It is creaky.
(c) It smells like there is something dead inside.
(d) It is dark.

5. Where do Petra and the security guard go?
(a) To the police department.
(b) To the basement.
(c) To Ms. Hussey's classroom.
(d) To find Calder.

Short Answer Questions

1. From whom does Calder receive a phone call?

2. What do Petra and Calder learn about Mrs. Sharpe's husband?

3. Who do Calder and Petra encounter in Delia Dell Hall?

4. What does the publication say in conclusion?

5. What do Petra and Calder do on November 22?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why do Petra and Calder not read the letter from Mrs. Sharpe to Ms. Hussey?

2. Where does Petra find Calder and the painting?

3. What happens when Petra and Calder have tea with Mrs. Sharpe?

4. Who do Petra and Calder see on their way to school and what does she give them?

5. Why do Petra and Calder run out of Delia Dell Hall and what do they decide to do?

6. What happens when the thief's letter appears in newspapers around the world?

7. How does Calder manage to search Mrs. Sharpe's house, and what does he find?

8. What does Petra find near Mrs. Sharpe's home?

9. What do Calder and Petra wonder as they sit in Gracie Hall?

10. Where does Calder manage to be left behind and what does he find?

(see the answer keys)

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