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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. With which house member does Licia share a resemblance?
(a) Doris.
(b) Dana.
(c) Diane.
(d) Debbie.

2. What request of the housemates' do Dana's sisters deny?
(a) Attending Dana's funeral.
(b) Having a picture of Dana.
(c) Keeping Dana's CDs.
(d) Visiting Dana's childhood home.

3. Who arrives at Jo's home in the evening?
(a) Her book group members.
(b) Her twin daughters.
(c) Her in-laws.
(d) Trick-or-Treaters.

4. Jo and Daniel meet for dinner in which city?
(a) New York.
(b) Philadelphia.
(c) Boston.
(d) Portland.

5. Why did Licia promise to style Dana's hair?
(a) Dana had been feeling low and needed to be cheered up.
(b) Dana cut it herself and was unhappy with it.
(c) Dana was going to a banquet and wanted to look nice.
(d) Dana was a bridesmaid and wanted a special look.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the health problem of the dog brought into Jo's office?

2. At dinner, Jo feels odd because of ____________________.

3. How did Licia let her husband and mother know that she was okay?

4. What is Jo's profession?

5. Where does Jo's mother live?

Short Essay Questions

1. What choice does Eli make for his dog and for himself in Jo's office?

2. How does Jo confuse Jean Bennett when telling her how Jo knows Jean's husband, Eli Mayhew?

3. Why is marrying Daniel quite opposite from the life she had been living in the group house?

4. Why does Licia seem to fit in so well with the group members who seem to have no real plans?

5. What happens to the dynamics in the group house after Dana's death?

6. How do Dana's sisters act when they come to the house to pick up Dana's belongings?

7. What does Dana's murder signify for the housemates?

8. Which characters comprise Jo's family?

9. How do Jo and Daniel reconnect and then marry?

10. Who is Dana, and how does Licia (Jo) meet her?

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