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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 steals Ginny and Carrie's packs?
(a) Some people on scooters.
(b) A homeless man.
(c) No one.
(d) A couple teenage boys for a prank.

2. Who invites Ginny to share a room at a hotel/hostel?
(a) The Johnsons.
(b) The Masons.
(c) The Knapps.
(d) The Riders.

3. Where does Knud take Ginny?
(a) To a basement apartment.
(b) To a huge mansion.
(c) To a flat overlooking the river.
(d) To a houseboat.

4. Who does Peg see where she goes after Paris?
(a) Joseph.
(b) Charlie.
(c) Richard.
(d) James.

5. Where does Ginny find a key?
(a) In the pocket of Peg's housecoat.
(b) On the back of Peg's slippers.
(c) Hung on a nail in the closet.
(d) In a dresser drawer.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Knud say he is living?

2. Where do Ginny and Keith spend the night?

3. What does Aunt Peg admit in the next letter?

4. Where does Ginny go next?

5. What does Ginny do after going to the ATM?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Ginny find a key?

2. Where does Ginny go first in Paris and what does the letter say that she opens there?

3. How does Ginny find the cafe and what does she do there?

4. Why does Ginny have to look for a hostel in Amsterdam and how does she feel about the first one she finds?

5. How does Ginny feel about getting out of the cemetery and what does Keith do when she says she missed the locking of the hostel?

6. What does the group do when the leave the beach in Greece and what does Ginny do when she finds out she has no money?

7. What does Ginny find at the second hostel she stops at and how does she end up spending the night there? What does she do once she has a place?

8. What does Ginny do the first day with the Knapps?

9. What does Olivia tell Ginny when they discuss using the internet?

10. How does Ginny find out who Piet is and what does she find out from him?

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