Tiny Alice Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 142 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Tiny Alice Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 142 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the Butler point out?
(a) If Julian were to look into the window of the model, an exact duplicate of the room in which they stand can be seen with every detail intact, even down to the brass candlesticks.
(b) The garden is completely symmetrical.
(c) The crucifix is exactly perpendicular to the altar.
(d) The cardinals control the behavior of the other birds.

2. What do the two discuss?
(a) The beauty of the flowers.
(b) The merits of the model, as well as the intention and purpose of having such a work created.
(c) The colors of the birds.
(d) The detail of the crucifix.

3. How does the man react at having been discovered cooing to the caged birds?
(a) Flustered and a bit embarrassed.
(b) Not surprised.
(c) Angry.
(d) Sad.

4. Why is Julian part of this trio?
(a) The lawyer has such disdain for the Cardinal that the lawyer does not want the Cardinal's personal participation in the activities related to Miss Alice's grant to the church.
(b) They believe Miss Alice would enjoy his company.
(c) They want Julian to feel comfortable around them.
(d) Julian would make a good addition to their group.

5. How does the second person react?
(a) With tears.
(b) With skepticism.
(c) With joy.
(d) With surprise.

6. What question does Miss Alice ask that shocks Julian?
(a) Do you find me attractive?
(b) Why do you want to be a priest?
(c) Will you sleep with me?
(d) Have you slept with many women?

7. What does the first man not leave without?
(a) Making a rude comment to Miss Alice.
(b) Hugging the second man.
(c) Kissing Miss Alice on the cheek.
(d) A snide comment or two.

8. How did Julian struggle?
(a) Leaving his wife and child to join the priesthood.
(b) Mentally and spiritually over the Nature of God.
(c) He felt alone growing up in the orphanage.
(d) Making friends with children at school.

9. When the lawyer enters the room to join in the dialogue, what is established?
(a) The lawyer and the butler are friends.
(b) The lawyer and the butler are brothers.
(c) Julian is a priest.
(d) Julian is not ordained.

10. What is feminine, but not frilly, decorated in shades of blue?
(a) The dining room.
(b) An upstairs sitting room of the castle.
(c) The carriage.
(d) Miss Alice's dress.

11. How does the second person make his insult more insulting?
(a) He makes the same comment over and over again.
(b) He draws it out in his speech dramatically.
(c) She throws more mud.
(d) He throws more mud.

12. What does the butler do at the sound of the chime?
(a) He leaves the room.
(b) He tells Julian it is time to leave.
(c) He moves to escort Julian to see Miss Alice.
(d) He answers the door.

13. Why is it appropriate?
(a) The lawyer and the Cardinal are friends that have grown up in the same household.
(b) The Cardinal is no more intelligent than a bird.
(c) Because the birds understand each other so much better than would birds of any other kind.
(d) They are cardinals, just like the Cardinal.

14. Why does Miss Alice play this game?
(a) She is bored.
(b) She merely wanted a little lightness to counter the gravity of their encounter, for the transfer of millions is indeed a weighty matter.
(c) She needs some physical activity.
(d) She wants Julian to feel welcome.

15. About what do the lawyer and butler relentlessly question Julian?
(a) His background.
(b) His interest in birds.
(c) His relationship with the Cardinal.
(d) His training in the priesthood.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is in massive scale?

2. What is Miss Alice's response when Julian tries to explain to her that he wondered if he imagined so many things or whether so many things he thought had come to play in his imagination?

3. How does Miss Alice challenge Julian?

4. Who is cooing and talking to the birds, trying to engage them to interact with him?

5. Who does Julian say he found crying, "Help me, help me... help me, oh God, God, help me... oh help, help?"

(see the answer keys)

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