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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. When did Elsa die?
(a) 1943.
(b) 1941.
(c) 1940.
(d) 1942.
2. In Chapter 21, to whom did Evie's dining room table belong to?
(a) Her aunt Minerva.
(b) Her mother.
(c) Her aunt Florence.
(d) Her grandmother.
3. In Chapter 26, what did Mrs Ames leave for Kitty and Ogden in the icebox at the island?
(a) Butter and milk.
(b) Eggs.
(c) Milk.
(d) Milk, butter, and eggs.
4. Where did Len and Joan go after the Met in Chapter 19?
(a) Ellis Island.
(b) American Museum of Natural History.
(c) Staten Island.
(d) Broadway.
5. Who did Reg see at White Horse Tavern in Chapter 20?
(a) Bob.
(b) Jimmy.
(c) Moss.
(d) Len.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who calls Evie in Chapter 32?
2. What did Dickie, Len, and Reg do before lunch in Chapter 33?
3. What color shorts was Joan wearing in Chapter 31?
4. In Chapter 28, what instrument did Fenno bring to play?
5. In Chapter 35, what was the name of the boat that Ogden and Len took out?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 34 what correspondence do Evie and Min find addressed to their grandmother?
2. In Chapter 26 what did Joan and her father do together when they returned to the island?
3. In Chapter 18, what did Joan think about Len after he had drinks with her and her brother?
4. Who joins the Miltons on the island, and what do they bring in Chapter 28?
5. At the end of Chapter 19, how often were Len and Joan meeting?
6. What does Evie remember about dinnertime on the island at the end of Chapter 27?
7. How did Joan do when Kitty say her in the front room with Len in Chapter 33?
8. In Chapter 24, what papers did Len find at Milton Higginson?
9. What do Evie and her family have for dinner in Chapter 21, and how does the meal suit all of them?
10. In Chapter 22, what did Joan tell Len he should do if she had a seizure, and what did he do about that?
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