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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. To what campus does Lara Jean compare UNC's?
(a) LSU's.
(b) Princeton's.
(c) NYU's.
(d) UVA's.
2. Where is Peter's mom when Lara Jean and Peter go to his house after school on the last day in Chapter 29?
(a) To her book club.
(b) To the post office.
(c) To her store.
(d) To the grocery store.
3. At what time does Peter arrive at Lara Jean's to take her to the party in Chapter 25?
(a) 7:00.
(b) 8:00.
(c) 10:00.
(d) 9:00.
4. How far is UNC's campus from Lara Jean's home?
(a) 1/2 hour.
(b) 3 and 1/2 hours.
(c) 2 and 1/2 hours.
(d) 1 and 1/2 hours.
5. What is Kristen's profession?
(a) She is a college professor.
(b) She is a guidance counselor.
(c) She is a real estate agent.
(d) She is an investment banker.
Short Answer Questions
1. How old was Stormy in 1952?
2. Who sings the song that Trina and Lara Jean's dad choose for their first dance in the wedding?
3. What kind of cake did Peter's stepmother bake when he and his brother visited in Chapter 29?
4. Where is Nana during Lara Jean's graduation?
5. Who does Kitty believe to be the prettiest of her siblings?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Peter distressed when he comes to Lara Jean's to pick her up in Chapter 25?
2. What happens at the party in Chapter 26?
3. How is Stormy's memorial described in Chapter 21?
4. What symbolism is associated with Lara Jean's yearbook in the novel?
5. What does Peter's mother say to Lara Jean that gives her concern in Chapter 19?
6. What happens at the diner after prom in Chapter 22?
7. Why does Lara Jean ask Peter about what he would do if she became pregnant? How does he respond?
8. What does Lara Jean receive as graduation gifts from her family?
9. What does Peter suggest planning for Lara Jean's father in Chapter 27? Why?
10. What do John and Lara Jean discuss at the memorial in Chapter 21?
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