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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. In Chapter 9, "Darley," why do Darley's children get kicked out of the Eastern Athletic swimming pool?
(a) They are not properly dressed for swimming.
(b) They repeatedly pretend to drown while swimming.
(c) They refuse to follow the lifeguard's instructions.
(d) They are being too noisy and disruptive.

2. In Chapter 15, "Darley," how do the characters' interactions at the tea party parallel Alice's experiences in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland?
(a) They navigate a surreal and unpredictable world.
(b) They focus on etiquette and proper behavior.
(c) They encounter magical creatures and mythical beings.
(d) They all engage in philosophical discussions about identity.

3. In Chapter 15, "Darley," how does the Mad Hatter's Tea Party theme symbolize the characters' struggles?
(a) It reflects their love for tea and desserts.
(b) It mirrors the complexities of their personalities and familial relationships.
(c) It represents their unified and harmonious family dynamic.
(d) It highlights their obsession with elaborate parties.

4. In Chapter 16, "Sasha," why does Sasha feel guilty during her drive to her parents' house?
(a) She forgot her laptop and work documents at home.
(b) She left her car's headlights on before leaving.
(c) She has not visited her parents in months due to her busy schedule.
(d) She missed a family celebration the previous week.

5. In Chapter 10, "Sasha," what does Sasha propose setting up in their home during her conversation with Cord?
(a) A playroom for their niece and nephew.
(b) A nursery for the baby.
(c) A home office.
(d) An art studio.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 14, "Georgiana," why does Curtis McCoy decide to give away his wealth and work towards making the world a better place?

2. In Chapter 15, "Darley," why does Georgiana express her discontent during the party?

3. In Chapter 10, "Sasha," what physical reaction does Sasha experience when she sees the pregnant model during Drink and Draw night?

4. In Chapter 9, "Darley," why do Darley and Malcolm choose to drive out to the Spyglass house on weekends?

5. In Chapter 15, "Darley," what does Georgiana's outburst at the party primarily focus on?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 14, "Georgiana," examine the portrayal of familial relationships in the novel. How do Georgiana's interactions with her family members, particularly Darley and her parents, contribute to her character development and the overarching themes of identity and belonging?

2. In Chapter 14, "Georgiana," discuss the novel's exploration of morality and responsibility, particularly in relation to Curtis's decision to give away his inheritance and the organization's efforts in international healthcare.

3. In Chapter 10, "Sasha," how does the chapter use humor and playful anecdotes to create a lighthearted tone? Provide examples from the text that demonstrate the role of humor in conveying Sasha and Cord's relationship, interactions with friends, and reactions to pregnancy-related topics.

4. In Chapter 12, "Darley," how do the characters' experiences with parenting reflect broader societal attitudes towards motherhood and career aspirations?

5. In Chapter 11, "Georgiana," discuss the theme of grief and its various manifestations in the novel. How do different characters cope with loss, and how does the narrative explore the complexities of mourning and moving forward?

6. In Chapter 12, "Darley," explore the significance of the annual school auction as a social event and a reflection of status and connections within the community.

7. In Chapter 15, "Darley," how does the cake incident reflect the theme of uncertainty?

8. In Chapter 17, "Georgiana," how does the theme of forgiveness manifest in the chapter, and how does it impact the characters' growth?

9. In Chapter 9, "Darley," how does Darley's interaction with her family at dinner reflect the challenges of conforming to familial norms while navigating personal values and identity?

10. In Chapter 9, "Darley," what is the significance of the symbolic elements in the chapter, such as the exploration of superhero alter egos?

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