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Name: _________________________ | Period: ___________________ |
This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. While in school, Katie studies ___________________.
(a) pollution in ponds.
(b) French culture.
(c) Statistics.
(d) British history.
2. Why is Katie unable to go home often when she is at college?
(a) She doesn't have a car.
(b) There is no bus route there.
(c) She has a weekend job.
(d) There is no money.
3. What else does Luke do to earn some money?
(a) Tends bar.
(b) Cooks at a restaurant.
(c) Writes freelance articles.
(d) Clears land for a farmer.
4. Why does Katie invite Daniel to the event in #103?
(a) She wants to show him off.
(b) She is afraid of losing him.
(c) She misses talking with him.
(d) She wants his advice on something.
5. To whom does Katie give partial credit for her career choice?
(a) Aunt Annie.
(b) Luke.
(c) Miss Carrington.
(d) Matt.
Short Answer Questions
1. Katie thinks about the gap between herself and _______________.
2. Where do Katie and Daniel arrive in Chapter 23?
3. What announcement does Matt make one April day?
4. Who accompanies Katie and Daniel?
5. In addition to being a janitor, how else does Luke make a living?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the source of the fight between Luke and Matt in Chapter 15?
2. What money-related argument do Luke and Matt have prior to Christmas one year?
3. What does Marie reveal about the tragedies in her family, beginning with Laurie's death?
4. What is Daniel's state of mind as he gets closer to Katie's family dinner?
5. What is the primary source of conflict between Luke and Matt while growing up?
6. How does Katie feel about Matt's life and who does she blame for it?
7. What does Marie force Katie to come to terms with regarding Matt?
8. Why does Katie decide to invite Daniel to the family birthday party?
9. Was it ever Matt's dream to further his education?
10. What does the author reveal about why Katie feels guilty about her career?
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