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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. According to Karen on page 201, what does she not do regarding Sarah's novel?
(a) Recognize herself.
(b) Believe herself.
(c) Forget herself.
(d) Like herself.
2. According to Kare on page 150, what is the real force behind stardom?
(a) The Elite Brotherhood of the Arts.
(b) The Righteous Union of the Arts.
(c) The Privileged Fellowship of the Arts.
(d) The Noble Fraternity of the Arts.
3. Who supported Karen when the English girls were angry with her?
(a) Liam.
(b) David.
(c) Mr. Kingsley.
(d) Martin.
4. What change does Karen recommend making to Martin's play?
(a) Adding a score to heighten tension.
(b) Naming the young girl.
(c) Revealing the gun in Act One.
(d) Changing the wardrobe for the actors.
5. According to David on page 193, what had a teenage Karen not been?
(a) A willing participant.
(b) A helpless victim.
(c) A memorable face.
(d) A gifted student.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of the newspaper from which David shows Karen a clipping on page 156?
2. Where did Karen attend college, as she explains on page 148?
3. Upon returning from London, where did Karen go?
4. According to Karen on page 139, what point does Sarah's book omit?
5. What does Karen admit to secretly having on page 183?
Short Essay Questions
1. What information does Karen reveal about her relationship with Martin when she was a teenager?
2. What did Sarah and Karen plan after the English People returned to the UK? How did their mothers react, and what was the result?
3. What career path did David follow after graduating from high school, as revealed on page 149? What failures did he experience, and what successes?
4. What does Karen do on the opening night of Martin's play? Why does she do this?
5. What personal issue has Karen discussed in therapy, as revealed on page 181? What does she reveal to the reader about this aspect of her personality?
6. How has David changed, both physically and emotionally, following his graduation from high school, as Karen explains on page 154?
7. According to Karen at the start of the second section of the novel, what is the truth regarding the friendship between Sarah and Karen?
8. What information does Karen learn from the article, as revealed on page 165-166?
9. Who sends Karen flowers on the opening night of Martin's play? What effect does this gift have on her?
10. What information does David reveal to Karen on page 156? How does David feel about his information?
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