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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 believes it is the plight of women to be eventually broken?
(a) Fraidy.
(b) Warren.
(c) Beans.
(d) Jay.
2. By the end of the chapter, Daisy has been let go from what job?
(a) Seamstress.
(b) Column writer.
(c) Botany teacher.
(d) Baker.
3. Chapter 10 consists of a collection of observations about Daisy's what?
(a) Life.
(b) Attitude.
(c) Death.
(d) Choices.
4. How will the children find out about Daisy's first marriage?
(a) Daisy will tell them willingly.
(b) Daisy will tell them during a hallucination episode.
(c) A family member of Daisy's first husband will tell them.
(d) They will find Daisy's papers.
5. It will be revealed to Daisy's children that Daisy's first husband died by jumping from a what?
(a) Roof.
(b) Window.
(c) Bridge.
(d) Train.
Short Answer Questions
1. Magnus Flett is still alive at what age?
2. Chapter 7 tells the story of who falling into depression?
3. Daisy makes several inappropriate what?
4. What did Cuyler die from?
5. Who thinks the loss of the column is the reason for the depression?
Short Essay Questions
1. In what negative way is the image of stone used in chapter eight?
2. In chapter nine, it seems like everyone is married and has children. What is the symbolism of that?
3. Describe what sort of attitude Daisy has and how this is shown in what she leaves behind.
4. What person's possible reason for Daisy's depression makes the most sense to you and why?
5. How does Daisy handle both her husband's and her father's deaths?
6. In what positive way is the image of stone used in chapter eight?
7. What changes about the way Daisy handles her own mental state in chapter seven?
8. How does stone play a role in chapter ten?
9. Who is Skoot Skutari and how does he relate to the story?
10. Describe Daisy's attitude, in chapter eight, surrounding Victoria and Lewis' courtship and finding Magnus Flett
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