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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. What job had Molly held during this time in her life?
(a) Typist.
(b) Nurse.
(c) Journalist.
(d) Writer.
2. Who do Molly and her mother see while they are drinking coffee?
(a) Monk and Aspinall.
(b) Sam and a woman.
(c) Russian spies.
(d) Trevor and his wife.
3. Which two characters show a higher degree of tension during the conversation at the café?
(a) Mrs. Haddington and Jennifer.
(b) Trevor and Mrs. Haddington.
(c) Trevor and Molly.
(d) Molly and Jennifer.
4. What type of car does Sam drive?
(a) Chevy.
(b) Datsun.
(c) Ford.
(d) Toyota.
5. At what time does Molly receive a phone call where the line is distorted and unclear?
(a) 5 AM.
(b) 1 PM.
(c) 2 AM.
(d) Midnight.
Short Answer Questions
1. How much older than Molly was Sam?
2. Which of the following best describes how Molly treats the person who arrives at her door after Sam leaves?
3. How old was Molly at the beginning of Chapter 3?
4. What causes Molly to release Aspinall?
5. What causes Molly to snap?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the author use the mist in the story and what may it represent?
2. In what way does the author illustrate Molly's status in Doncaster?
3. What does Molly find her mother is doing when she looks behind the screen?
4. What does Wallace tell Molly were his motives for bringing Sally Anne to see her?
5. Which character confronts Molly at the beginning of this section and what does he want?
6. How would Molly describe her marriage and life?
7. What feeling is the reader left with in relation to Molly, Trevor and Jennifer's relationship?
8. What does Molly do to give her an excuse to return to the café and why does she want to return?
9. What does the rose bush in the story represent and what symbolism does it portray by the end of the chapter?
10. Why does Molly's mother support her relationship with Trevor?
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