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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Karen on page 154, what about David has increased over time?
(a) His charisma.
(b) His attractiveness.
(c) His intelligence.
(d) His talent.

2. According to Karen on page 151, what function does David often perform at CAPA?
(a) Writing the school newsletter.
(b) Interviewing prospective students.
(c) Teaching directing.
(d) Directing the fall musical.

3. What is the name of the newspaper from which David shows Karen a clipping on page 156?
(a) The Independent.
(b) The Guardian.
(c) The Bourne Courier-Telegraph.
(d) The Daily Telegraph.

4. Karen asserts that she is the only teenage character to receive what in Sarah's book?
(a) A personality.
(b) A last name.
(c) A career.
(d) A family.

5. According to Karen on page 138, what did Sarah do when her mother forbade her from going to England?
(a) She totaled her mother's car.
(b) She sold her mother's jewelry.
(c) She assaulted her mother.
(d) She set fire to her mother's clothes.

6. How does Karen describe her relationship with Martin on page 205?
(a) As perfectly traditional.
(b) As perfectly okay.
(c) As perfectly romantic.
(d) As perfectly common.

7. Where did Karen attend college, as she explains on page 148?
(a) University of Pennsylvania.
(b) Carnegie Mellon.
(c) Stanford University.
(d) Cornell University.

8. What does David believe about Martin's relationship with his students, as evidenced by his conversation with Karen on pages 161-162?
(a) He believes the students had been in love with Martin.
(b) He believes the students were telling the truth.
(c) He believes the students were only innocent children.
(d) He believes the students had known what they were doing.

9. According to Karen on page 201, how does David feel about Sarah's novel?
(a) He is unhappy with his storyline.
(b) He is pleased to be a fictional character.
(c) He is excited by his newfound fame.
(d) He is alarmed by his representation.

10. How does Karen spend her trip to London?
(a) Sick.
(b) Sightseeing.
(c) With Liam.
(d) Shopping.

11. What is the name of the bookstore where Sarah's book signing is held in the second section of the novel?
(a) Streetwise Books.
(b) Skylight Books.
(c) Sidewind Books.
(d) Seaside Books.

12. What psychological process does Karen believe might explain Sarah's novel?
(a) Projection.
(b) Transference.
(c) Spontaneous recovery.
(d) Bystander effect.

13. According to David on page 193, what had a teenage Karen not been?
(a) A gifted student.
(b) A helpless victim.
(c) A memorable face.
(d) A willing participant.

14. According to Karen on page 153, why does David take such an interest in her?
(a) Because of their connection to the past.
(b) Because of his love for Mr. Kingsley.
(c) Because of his admiration for her talent.
(d) Because of his love of the performing arts.

15. How did Sarah's mother feel about Sarah's plan to visit Liam?
(a) She opposed it.
(b) She ignored it.
(c) She supported it.
(d) She mocked it.

Short Answer Questions

1. For what does Karen ask her father on page 195?

2. According to Sarah on page 179, how did she feel in high school?

3. Who supported Karen when the English girls were angry with her?

4. How does Karen audition for Martin's play?

5. According to Karen on page 184, who will play the lead role in Martin's play?

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