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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What club do the couples go to after dinner?

2. On the night that Darcy plans to consummate her relationship with Geoffrey, what popular restaurant do they go to?

3. What does Darcy use for her "something blue"?

4. In the first image on the ultrasound, what is Darcy's baby doing?

5. What does Ethan offer to do to help cheer up Darcy about the baby news?

Short Essay Questions

1. As they ring in the new year, how does Darcy feel about Geoffrey?

2. What is Ethan's reaction to the news of Darcy and Geoffrey's breakup?

3. How does Darcy's conversation with her mom go?

4. Describe Rachel's toast at the wedding.

5. Why doesn't Darcy tell Meg she is expecting twins?

6. After returning home from the hospital, how does Darcy feel about Geoffrey?

7. Describe Darcy and Geoffrey's relationship.

8. What is Darcy's reaction to the ultrasound at her doctor's appointment?

9. What does the little square of blue paper that Ethan gives to Darcy mean?

10. How does Ethan propose to Darcy?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

After the boys are born, their names come to Darcy's mind and she names them after Ethan. Ethan is touched. Why is the naming of someone after you such a high honor or hold such meaning?

Essay Topic 2

SOMETHING BLUE is about one woman's transformation from social climber to responsible mom. Do you think that it is possible for a person to change so drastically? What conditions would be necessary to facilitate such a transformation?

Essay Topic 3

Darcy is finally able to live out her English fantasy of having a wealthy man fall in love with her. She tells Geoffrey that she loves him too after she thinks about all he has done for her. Do you think she truly loves him? Cite supporting examples from the text to support your argument.

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