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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. In Chapter 33, how long ago was a girl named Jess Flynn killed when she was riding in a pickup with boys who were drinking and driving?
2. In Chapter 28 when Margaret is caught, who does she end up with in the police station?
3. When James and Eleanor get married, how long has it been since Brenda died?
4. How many men are with Paul when they come upon Margaret in Chapter 42 and hurt her?
5. In Chapter 29, what does Maman split for breakfast?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Margaret have to be especially careful on the streets of Paris?
2. What does Odile give Lily when she graduates from high school?
3. Who is the German who inspects libraries, and how does the inspection of the American Library proceed?
4. What happened to Remy's bunkmate in the prison camp?
5. What do Odile and her family do for Bitsi after Remy dies?
6. What happens in Chapter 28 when Margaret is asked to show her papers?
7. Who does Paul have to arrest in Chapter 35?
8. Why does Professor Cohen never use one of her vases?
9. What confession do Lily and her dad share after the wedding?
10. How does Miss Reader and the Countess decide to deal with the restrictions on Jews in the library?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Eleanor is Lily’s stepmother. Why does Lily find it difficult to like Eleanor? How and why does their relationship change?
Essay Topic 2
Setting is the place and time where a novel takes place. What are the settings in The Paris Library? How do the settings evoke feelings or set the mood in the book?
Essay Topic 3
Colors are sometimes associated with mood in a book. If you could assign a color to represent the mood The Paris Library, what color would it be? Why? Would you choose different colors to describe the mood in different sections?
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