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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 is Keith taking his show?
(a) London.
(b) Edinburgh.
(c) Hamburg.
(d) Verona.

2. How does Keith characterize his younger years?
(a) As always wanting to go into theater but did not have the courage.
(b) As being a nerd.
(c) As being very protected.
(d) As being a hooligan.

3. What does Keith do before Ginny can escape?
(a) Falls off the stage and breaks his leg.
(b) Asks her to come up on stage.
(c) Sits beside her to question her.
(d) Invites her to his opening performance in Paris the next week.

4. What does Ginny notice about what she follows?
(a) They stand out as tourists.
(b) They seem to be noticing her.
(c) They are fighting.
(d) They are all elderly.

5. In what state does Ginny wake the next morning?
(a) In a nightgown she does not remember putting on.
(b) Still in her traveling clothes.
(c) Fearful and crying.
(d) Excited.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Mari tell Ginny?

2. What does Keith do when Ginny gets angry?

3. What is one reason Ginny is having difficulties?

4. What does Ginny do when she gets back to Richard's flat?

5. Why is Ginny unsure when she goes to an ATM machine to get some cash?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Ginny and Keith discuss over a beer and coke?

2. How does Ginny meet Beppe?

3. What happens when Keith makes a romantic overture to Ginny?

4. Where do Keith and Ginny go after having a drink?

5. Describe the process Ginny goes through to purchase the tickets.

6. What is contained in the second envelope?

7. What do Keith and Ginny do at the house in Edinburgh and what is Ginny told as she is leaving?

8. Where does Ginny go at the Coliseum, what does she do and what does the letter she opens there say?

9. What does Richard say when asked what he sold the Queen?

10. What does Peg tell Ginny as far as traveling is concerned?

(see the answer keys)

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