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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. How do the people at the theater receive Stella?
(a) Don't like her.
(b) Charmed by her.
(c) Don't notice her.
(d) Suspicious of her.

2. What is one of the names of the two men introduced in Chapter 2?
(a) Hilary.
(b) Geoffrey.
(c) Meredith.
(d) Uncle Vernon.

3. What is one of the two things that Stella says to defend herself?
(a) She did not do it.
(b) She is not the only one at fault.
(c) She knows who did it.
(d) She doesn't care that they blame her.

4. What has Uncle Vernon done for Stella in Chapter 5?
(a) Waited up and gave her a car.
(b) Waited up and kept her dinner warm.
(c) He bought her flowers.
(d) He bought her a diamond ring.

5. What is Rose doing about the problem they find at the stage in Chapter 5?
(a) Suing the builders.
(b) She has hired someone to fix it.
(c) Nothing.
(d) She is having the actors make the repairs.

Short Answer Questions

1. When does Meredith make phone calls in Chapter 4?

2. How does Stella view Bunny's stature?

3. What does Stella use her bathroom mirror for?

4. What does Meredith do immediately following his phone call?

5. Who tells Meredith that he shouldn't be so hard on Stella?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Stella demand attention from the men of the theater, and where do they take her for the audition?

2. Where do Meredith, Bunny, and Stella go for tea and what happens when they get there?

3. What happens when Stella first arrives at the theater?

4. Who is George and what is his assignment?

5. What does John Harbour contribute to the fourth chapter?

6. Why does Meredith bring up the note?

7. How does Uncle Vernon feel about not going to Stella's audition?

8. What does Meredith ask Stella when she hands him his sandwich?

9. What does Meredith do during Stella's audition?

10. What is going on in the theater when the book begins?

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