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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 Chris throw out of the attic windows in the chapter titled Jory?
(a) Shreds of an old photo.
(b) Picnic hamper.
(c) Dustmop.
(d) Paper flowers.

2. When Chris is in the attic with Cathy and Jory, what does he say has been burned to the ground?
(a) Mansion.
(b) Greenglenna Estate.
(c) Foxworth Hall.
(d) Clairmont Court.

3. Where does Bart's grandmother tell him her son ran away to in the chapter, My Heart's Desire?
(a) East.
(b) California.
(c) Alabama.
(d) South.

4. Who tells Bart his real father's name?
(a) Cathy.
(b) John Amos.
(c) Jory.
(d) The rich woman.

5. What food does Bart's pet refuse to eat when Bart first tries to feed him?
(a) Oats.
(b) Hay.
(c) Apple.
(d) Berries.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Cindy remind Cathy of?

2. What does Bart take from Jory's garden and place into his?

3. In the beginning of the novel, in the attic, Chris assures Cathy that _______ is dead.

4. When Jory has to ride the bus home from school, what does he hide in the ravine?

5. When remembering her wedding with Paul, what does Cathy say the minister had to urge Chris to do?

Short Essay Questions

1. Bart compares his part of the garden to Jory's. Explain what he sees.

2. What does Corrine say she wants during her first confrontation with Chris?

3. How does Corrine attempt to hide her identity from Chris when he first confronts her?

4. How does Jory feel about Chris once they reconcile over the family secret?

5. Describe Madame Marisha.

6. What kind of dreams does Bart have about his mother?

7. Describe Madame Marisha's concerns about Chris and Cathy's living arrangement.

8. How does Chris try to mend his relationship with Jory, after Jory discovers his secret?

9. Why is Cathy so concerned over her injured ballet student?

10. Describe Bart in the last three chapters.

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