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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. Who saved Peach's life after Joe attacks her and leaves her for dead?
(a) Beck.
(b) A passerby.
(c) A police officer.
(d) Her neighbor.

2. After a long conversation with Joe, Beck tells Peach what about Joe?
(a) That he is too into her.
(b) That he is creepy.
(c) That he is a good listener.
(d) That he is a good friend.

3. Where do Joe and Beck consummate their relationship?
(a) The train.
(b) Joe's apartment.
(c) The cage.
(d) Beck's apartment.

4. What festival does Beck attend with her family?
(a) The Charles Dickens Festival.
(b) The Ray Bradbury Festival.
(c) The Jane Austen Festival.
(d) The Edgar Allan Poe Festival.

5. Why does Joe take Beck to Central Park?
(a) To take a romantic carriage ride.
(b) To see an art performance.
(c) To take a long walk.
(d) To see where Peach goes running.

Short Answer Questions

1. Joe overhears Dr. Nicky's wife saying what?

2. Dr. Nicky breaks the patient-therapist boundary when he admits what?

3. Where does Joe follow Dr. Nicky and his wife?

4. Dr. Nicky tells Joe that the road to joy is not paved with what?

5. When Beck cancels a date after consummating their relationship, how does Joe react?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happened to Candace? Why?

2. What emergency causes Beck to rush to Peach's aid?

3. Where does Joe follow Dr. Nicky late one night? What happens?

4. Describe Joe and Beck's romantic date.

5. Following Joe's discovery in Peach's house, what does he begin to do every morning? Why?

6. Why does Joe fire Curtis from the bookshop?

7. Why does Joe attend the Charles Dickens Festival? What does he do there?

8. Why does Joe offer Beck a job at the bookshop? Who is an obstacle to her working there? Why?

9. Who is really to blame for Peach's emergency? Why?

10. What do Beck and Peach learn while in Little Compton? What happens to Peach?

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