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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. Who is Chuck Brewer?
(a) Don.
(b) Royal Porcupine.
(c) Sam.
(d) Fraser Buchanan.
2. When Joan wants to get out of her life, what does she plan to do at the end of Chapter 28?
(a) Leave with Paul.
(b) Write more frequently.
(c) Fake her death.
(d) Get an advance from her publisher.
3. Who does Joan want to get out of jail in Toronto?
(a) Royal Porcupine.
(b) Sam and Marlene.
(c) Mr. Morgan.
(d) Sam.
4. Who sends an envelope filled with newspaper clippings to Joan in Terremoto?
(a) Arthur.
(b) Paul.
(c) Fraser Buchanan.
(d) Sam.
5. Who is Fraser Buchanan?
(a) A publisher.
(b) A police officer.
(c) A former journalist.
(d) A firefighter.
Short Answer Questions
1. As a result of the book, Joan has her first what?
2. How does Joan help the political group?
3. Who does Joan believe is leaving her death notes?
4. In Chapter 33, who does Joan dream is dressed in a navy blue suit and crying behind locked glass doors?
5. Now that Joan is living in Terremoto, what is happening with the sale of her book?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 31, how is it clear that Joan is beginning to unravel?
2. Why does Royal Porcupine believe his art exhibit is important?
3. At the end of Chapter 28, why does Joan feel she has to "get away, as quickly as possible?"
4. Explain how Joan uses lies to allow herself a vacation to Italy.
5. Why does the presence of the strange man who talks with her landlord spur Joan to action?
6. What is Joan's reaction when she sees Royal Porcupine turned into Chuck Brewer?
7. Why does Joan feel she needs to disappear again?
8. How does Joan take responsibility for her actions when she hears about Sam's arrest?
9. What does the reappearance of The Fat Lady in Chapter 27 suggest about how Joan perceives herself?
10. How does Joan use her novel to explore her own life?
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