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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. Where does Janie place the picture on the milk carton after she cuts it out?
(a) In her pocket.
(b) Underneath her mattress.
(c) Her notebook.
(d) In her purse.

2. What is preventing Janie from getting her driver's license?
(a) Lack of birth certificate.
(b) Her parent's approval.
(c) Lack of a car.
(d) She is afraid she'll fail the test.

3. In chapter three, the color white is used to symbolize ____________.
(a) Kindness.
(b) Innocence.
(c) Nothingness.
(d) Religion.

4. Which word does Janie look up in the dictionary in chapter four?
(a) Deprivation.
(b) Daydream.
(c) Daymare.
(d) Nightmare.

5. What word best describes Janie's relationship with her thoughts about the milk carton?
(a) Pensive.
(b) Confused.
(c) Angry.
(d) Obsessed.

Short Answer Questions

1. By chapter nine, Janie returns to the mindset of a(n) ______________.

2. In which chapter does Janie's relationship with her mother begin to unravel?

3. Who is Hannah?

4. Which character is central to the novel, yet only appears in flashbacks?

5. What does Janie do after the Johnsons tell her the truth?

Short Essay Questions

1. What leads Janie to start looking in the attic in chapter seven?

2. What is Hannah's story?

3. Describe the conversation that Reeve has with Janie while at the Scenic Overlook in chapter two.

4. Explain the situation when Janie returns home after hearing about Jason's birth certificate.

5. How does Reeve's and Janie's relationship grow in chapter two?

6. Why does Janie take a sip of Sarah-Charlotte's milk, instead of her own?

7. What happens in Janie's 'daymare' in chapter four?

8. Describe Janie's appearance and how it relates to the title of the book.

9. Explain what happens between Janie and Mrs. Shields in chapter three.

10. Why is Janie at cake decorating class? And what happens while she is there?

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