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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 saw Sara-Kate eating berries in the yard?
(a) Alison.
(b) Sara-Kate's mother.
(c) Hillary.
(d) Mr. Lenox.

2. Where does Hillary see magic when she is reunited with Sara-Kate?
(a) The ferris wheel.
(b) The tin pan.
(c) Sara-Kate's eyes.
(d) The roads.

3. What makes Sara-Kate end her friendship with Hillary?
(a) Staying friends with Jane.
(b) Ruining part of the eld village.
(c) Hearing her spread a rumor.
(d) The discovery of the truth.

4. How does Hillary feel about what she sees in Sara-Kate's house?
(a) She is relieved,
(b) She is horrified.
(c) She is angry.
(d) She is amazed.

5. How does Hillary feel about the circle in Sara-Kate's living room?
(a) It is the only normal thing.
(b) It is creepy.
(c) It is alluring.
(d) It is sweet.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was Sara-Kate doing when Hillary's father saw her?

2. Who comes looking for Hillary when she is in Sara-Kate's house?

3. What does Hillary shoplift?

4. Who tells Sara-Kate what to do in her home?

5. How does Sara-Kate feel when Hillary approaches her at night?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Sara-Kate about to do when Hillary's mother comes looking for her?

2. Where does Hillary think Sara-Kate is after seeing the second room in the house?

3. What stops Sara-Kate from working in the village after she and Hillary are reunited?

4. What causes Hillary to sneak out of her house at night?

5. Why does Hillary steal something at the store?

6. Why does Sara-Kate say she could never live like Hillary?

7. How does Sara-Kate entertain Hillary while they are eating the stolen food?

8. What does Hillary say was missing in her life when Sara-Kate was absent?

9. What causes Hillary to climb the stairs in Sara-Kate's house?

10. What is Hillary disappointed about when she is working in the village after being reunited with Sara-Kate?

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