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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. In Chapter 7: "Late September," what emotions does Cleo experience while walking back to the hotel alone?
(a) Contentment and relief.
(b) Happiness and excitement.
(c) Elation and triumph.
(d) Fear and paranoia.

2. In Chapter 12: "Still March," how does Santiago feel about Anders' knowledge regarding Cleo's situation?
(a) He thinks Anders is completely unaware of what's happening with Cleo.
(b) He is sure Anders will share the information if asked.
(c) He believes Anders knows everything about Cleo's issues.
(d) He suspects Anders knows but is keeping it a secret.

3. In Chapter 7: "Late September," how does Cleo's experience at the bar symbolize her quest for freedom?
(a) She confronts Frank about their relationship.
(b) She makes a phone call to her parents.
(c) She writes in her diary.
(d) She indulges in risky behavior.

4. In Chapter 13: "Late March," what does Frank use as a coping mechanism to deal with his emotional pain?
(a) Prescription medication.
(b) Therapy.
(c) Alcohol.
(d) Meditation and yoga.

5. What mistaken name does Frank use when introducing Cleo to his wife?
(a) Lucy.
(b) Luca.
(c) Lily.
(d) Lee.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 12: "Still March," how does Santiago feel about his role in his relationships?

2. In Chapter 7: "Late September," what ultimately prompts Cleo to leave the makeshift club?

3. In Chapter 9: "January," what is Cleo's involvement in a protest about?

4. In Chapter 10: "February," why is Anders hesitant to move to LA for a job opportunity?

5. In Chapter 9: "January," what does Frank suggest to Eleanor at the end of their conversation?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 7: "Late September," in what ways does the dark and ominous walk back to the hotel symbolize Cleo's internal conflict and her fear of the unknown?

2. In Chapter 9: "January," analyze the significance of Cleo's involvement in the art school tuition protest. How does her commitment to activism reflect her character and values?

3. In Chapter 8: "October," what does the awkward introduction and mistaken name exchange between Cleo and Frank's wife reveal about Cleo's sense of identity and her relationship with Frank?

4. In Chapter 7: "Late September," how does the reunion between Cleo and Frank represent a turning point in the chapter's narrative, and what does it signify for their relationship?

5. In Chapter 12: "Still March," what significance does the airport chapel hold for Santiago, and how does his visit reflect his inner journey and quest for personal growth?

6. In Chapter 10: "February," in what ways does the discussion between Anders and Christine about their son, Jonah, reflect their evolving relationship and the theme of parenthood in the chapter?

7. In Chapter 12: "Still March," how does the revelation of Cleo's self-harm affect the dynamics between the characters, and what does it suggest about the impact of past actions on the present?

8. In Chapter 9: "January," explore the theme of ambition and success in the chapter. How does Frank's career achievement impact his relationship with Cleo and his personal identity?

9. In Chapter 11: "Early March," how does Cleo's impulsive purchase of gardening supplies reflect her emotional state?

10. In Chapter 8: "October," how does Cleo's new outfit symbolize her personal growth and transformation?

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