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

2. Of what is Mari's house full?
(a) Tapestries.
(b) Statues.
(c) Paintings.
(d) Cats.

3. What does Aunt Peg's next letter discuss?
(a) The joy of dying without fear.
(b) The fact that she'll always be watching over Ginny.
(c) A Russian ballerina.
(d) The power all women have.

4. What does Peg claim about Mari?
(a) She is the world's expert on romance.
(b) She will know what Ginny needs even if Ginny does not know.
(c) She is psychic.
(d) She can give Ginny a place to stay for as long as Ginny so desires it.

5. What does Keith say he does not like?
(a) Ginny meeting people alone who she's never met before.
(b) The theater.
(c) Ginny going around the world alone.
(d) What Ginny's aunt did.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. Where does Mari Adams live?

3. How does Ginny decide to distribute the money?

4. What does Ginny impulsively ask Keith?

5. What changed that Keith does not have to leave school?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What is the first thing Ginny sees in Edinburgh and what does Keith say about her going alone? Where does the person she is going to see live?

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

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

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

6. How does Ginny meet Beppe?

7. Where does Ginny go and what does she get there?

8. What is Ginny's first "assignment"?

9. What is contained in the second envelope?

10. How does Ginny decide to get the money to the artist?

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