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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) Verona.
(d) Hamburg.

2. Who wanted large underwear pants?
(a) The Duchess of Cornwall.
(b) The Queen.
(c) Ginny.
(d) Aunt Peg.

3. Where does Ginny notice a tour group stop to do?
(a) Take pictures.
(b) Speak to an old man playing a guitar.
(c) Drink from an old fountain.
(d) Watch two elderly men playing chess.

4. Who is Jittery Grande?
(a) A juggler Ginny meets on the street.
(b) A man who visits Richard.
(c) Richard's alter ego.
(d) A man who comes on the stage at Starbucks Theater.

5. What made Ginny order what she did?
(a) She knows white wine was Aunt Peg's favorite.
(b) She saw the drink advertised on the mirror.
(c) She knows red wine was Aunt Peg's favorite.
(d) She hasn't had a coke since she left the States.

Short Answer Questions

1. What other instructions did Ginny follow when packing?

2. Where does Ginny decide to stay in Rome?

3. What does Richard tell Ginny before he leaves?

4. For what does Ginny use the 10 pound note her aunt had in the envelope?

5. What does Ginny decide to do after reading the letter from Peg?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Ginny supposed to meet in Edinburgh and why? How does Ginny feel about going there?

2. How does Ginny and Keith get David in the car when he is drunk?

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

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

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

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

7. How does Ginny meet Keith and what does he tell her?

8. Who opens the door when Ginny goes to the address in London given in the letter?

9. What is contained in the second envelope?

10. What is Ginny's experience in the theater?

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