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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 is the Sneaker Clause?
(a) The only way to age correctly in the land of the dead.
(b) A way to choose an occupation.
(c) A chance for the young to wear sneakers.
(d) Something that allows young people to return to Earth.

2. What is the Well?
(a) A connection between Earth and Elsewhere.
(b) The place a judgement.
(c) A place to erase memories.
(d) The way to send messages to Earth.

3. What does OD stand for in Elsewhere?
(a) Overdose.
(b) Obvious Dilemma.
(c) Overly Distraught.
(d) Observation Deck.

4. How does the captain get Lizzie off the ship?
(a) He lies to her.
(b) He talks comforting words to her.
(c) He threatens her.
(d) He picks her up.

5. What is designed to explain the rules of the land of the dead to newcomers?
(a) A book.
(b) A song.
(c) A tour.
(d) A video.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the name of the person waiting for Lizzie when the boat stops?

2. Where is the Well found?

3. What does Lizzie vow when she hears what her last word in life was?

4. Who was Lizzie hiding something from before her death?

5. How does Thandie feel when the boat stops?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Lizzie want to tell her family when she first prepares to contact them?

2. What allows Lizzie to forgive the man who killed her?

3. Why is it strange for Lucy to be telling us things at the beginning of the book?

4. What does Lizzie get an invitation to, and what does she do about it?

5. Why is Lizzie so upset when she learns how people age in Elsewhere?

6. What is the Sneaker Clause?

7. What do Curtis, Lizzie, and Thandie all have in common at the beginning of the book?

8. What does Owen say to Lizzie after she contacts her family?

9. What does Lizzie do when she becomes upset about the way people age in Elsewhere?

10. What do the people in the Department of Domestic Animals do?

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