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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. In Chapter Twenty-Three, who does Margot identify in the pictures of January's dance recitals?
(a) Fred.
(b) Thomas.
(c) Elliott.
(d) Bennie.

2. Where does Margot think Jace might live now?
(a) Marples.
(b) Louisville.
(c) Chicago.
(d) South Bend.

3. In Chapter Nineteen, where does Jace work?
(a) A museum.
(b) A coffee shop.
(c) A painting outlet.
(d) An ice cream parlor.

4. What does Jace's old friend tell Margot that Jace still does every year?
(a) Competes in a football tournament.
(b) Puts flowers on January's grave.
(c) Goes to church.
(d) Meets his father.

5. What does the note Margot receives in Chapter Twenty-Four say?
(a) Get Out.
(b) Love.
(c) Find the truth.
(d) You will die soon.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who did Jace beat up so badly he went to the hospital?

2. What does Jace do one day when he is jealous of January after her dance recital?

3. What does the television show host ask Krissy that makes her really angry?

4. When was January's birthday?

5. What does Krissy think of Jace from the moment he is born?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who does Margot see in the picture of one of January's dance recitals in Chapter Twenty-Three?

2. In Chapter Twenty-Four, what does Margot find hidden in Luke's desk that she thinks is very suspicious?

3. How does Krissy feel when the women from Wakarusa bring food to her house?

4. Why does Jace write to Krissy in Part IV?

5. What happens to Krissy after the Sandy Watters interview?

6. In Chapter Seventeen, why does Margot go to Chicago?

7. In Chapter Twenty-Five, why does Krissy cut Dave out of hers and Billy's lives?

8. How does Krissy adjust to married life in Part III?

9. Why does Krissy think Jace killed January?

10. Who does Krissy reconnect with in Part IV from her past and how does this reconnection change her life?

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