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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who claims to not recall learning about deferrals at Hailsham in chapter 13?
(a) Tommy.
(b) Kathy.
(c) Ruth.
(d) Laura.

2. What is the definition of a possible as described by the narrator in chapter 12?
(a) The parent of a clone.
(b) The intended recipient of a clone's organs.
(c) The normal person a clone is modeled after.
(d) The scientist who created a specific clone.

3. In chapter 14, what causes Rodney's group to run away from the office?
(a) One of the women waves to them.
(b) A cop tells them to move on.
(c) A child stops and stares at them.
(d) A dog begins barking at them.

4. In chapter 15, what does Tommy tell Kathy that he heard Miss Emily said about the artwork Madame took from the school?
(a) It was to provide money for their futures.
(b) It proved they were intelligent.
(c) It showed each student's future potential.
(d) It revealed their souls.

5. What job does Martin (Rodney and Chrissie's friend mentioned in chapter 13) have?
(a) Carer.
(b) Secretary.
(c) Nurse.
(d) Construction worker.

6. How much older than the clone is suspected a possible would be as described in chapter 12?
(a) Forty to fifty years.
(b) Five to ten years.
(c) As much as ninety years.
(d) Twenty to thirty years.

7. Who appears out of the darkness of the room at the end of chapter 21?
(a) Miss Jody.
(b) Miss Geraldine.
(c) Miss Emily.
(d) Miss Lucy.

8. Who first suggests, in chapter 18, that Tommy join Kathy and Ruby in their visit to the marooned boat?
(a) Laura.
(b) Ruth.
(c) Moira.
(d) Kathy.

9. In chapter 21, what picture does Tommy notice on Madame's wall?
(a) A picture of Ruth and Laura.
(b) A picture of Miss Emily.
(c) A picture of Hailsham.
(d) A picture of the Cottages.

10. In chapter 16, what does Ruth begin to forget?
(a) Hailsham.
(b) Her own lies.
(c) The Cottages.
(d) Her childhood.

11. In chapter 21, what do Tommy and Kathy try to convince Madame of?
(a) They are in desperate need of money.
(b) They are in danger.
(c) They are brilliant artists.
(d) They are in love.

12. In chapter 16, what route does Kathy say was out of bounds at Hailsham?
(a) The path beside the classroom windows.
(b) The path through the rhubarb patch.
(c) The path along side the woods.
(d) The path along the guardian's private residences.

13. In chapter 15, what does Tommy suggest Madame does with the art from the Hailsham students?
(a) Uses it to raise money for the school.
(b) Uses it to determine who should receive deferments.
(c) Uses it to determine who should become a donor.
(d) Uses it to determine when a clone should train as a carer.

14. In chapter 14, what was the predominate theme of the artwork in Portway Studios?
(a) The sea.
(b) Clones.
(c) Children.
(d) Space exploration.

15. What does the narrator think of in chapter 15 when Tommy describes his new art creations to her?
(a) They are symbolic of their existence.
(b) They are very creative.
(c) They are a clear revealing of Tommy's feelings.
(d) They are childish.

Short Answer Questions

1. For what reason has Tommy begun drawing again in chapter 20?

2. In chapter 15, what kind of shops did Tommy and Kathy initially visit in the search for her Judy Bridgewater tape?

3. In the beginning of chapter 18, the narrator tells the reader what is one of the most difficult parts of working as a carer?

4. In chapter 13, who has been placed in charge of the spending money for the Norfolk trip?

5. Who tells Chrissie and Rodney that the students at Hailsham were told about deferrals in chapter 13?

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