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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. Hillary thinks the light coming from Sara-Kate's upstairs room is _________.
(a) Yellow.
(b) Green.
(c) White.
(d) Red.

2. What scares Hillary when she leaves her house after hearing her father saw Sara-Kate?
(a) The eerie light from Sara-Kate's house.
(b) Getting caught by her father.
(c) The storm coming.
(d) The bird calls.

3. Who sends Sara-Kate money?
(a) Her grandparents.
(b) Her father.
(c) The social worker.
(d) An uncle.

4. What has Sara-Kate been struggling to do while she has been absent?
(a) Keeping the elf village safe.
(b) Keeping her mother happy.
(c) Providing for herself and her mother.
(d) Staying ahead in school.

5. What did Mr. Lenox see Sara-Kate doing?
(a) Working in her back yard.
(b) Crying on the doorstep.
(c) Shopping.
(d) Running home.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Hillary respond to Sara-Kate's request of her when they are reunited?

2. What shows Hillary's devotion to Sara-Kate?

3. Where did the girls learn about Pierre?

4. How does Sara-Kate feel when Hillary brings her the stolen food?

5. What does Sara-Kate do while making a meal with the stolen food?

Short Essay Questions

1. When does Sara-Kate say elves go indoors?

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

3. What does Hillary find in the upstairs room in Sara-Kate's house?

4. What does Sara-Kate ask Hillary for after they work in the elf village after the storm?

5. Why does Sara-Kate refuse to ask adults for help with her extreme situation?

6. Where does Hillary get the money to go shopping with for Sara-Kate and her mother?

7. What does Hillary find in the second room of Sara-Kate's house?

8. How has Sara-Kate been supporting herself and her mother by herself?

9. What does Hillary do after seeing Sara-Kate's house?

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

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