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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. What kind of background does Bunny come from?
(a) Poor.
(b) No one knows.
(c) Middle class.
(d) Refined.
2. Who has Rose booked a hotel room for?
(a) Stella.
(b) O'Hara.
(c) Meredith.
(d) Hilary.
3. In Chapter 7, rehearsals begin for the third play in the book; which play is it?
(a) Peter Pan.
(b) Treasure Island.
(c) Romeo and Juliet.
(d) The King and I.
4. What does Stella say frightens her?
(a) Flickering lights.
(b) The walk home.
(c) The make-up.
(d) The costumes.
5. What is in the envelope that Dawn has created for Richard?
(a) A note and money.
(b) A note and a picture.
(c) A note and a musical lighter.
(d) A note and keys.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Geoffrey say about Meredith to Stella in Chapter 8?
2. What kind of friendship does Geoffrey say that he has with Meredith?
3. What is Stella's job at rehearsals while next to Meredith's side?
4. What name does O'Hara call Stella while being intimate?
5. What do Meredith and Bunny laugh about at night in the hotel lounge?
Short Essay Questions
1. What new job has Meredith given Stella in Chapter 6, and what is so funny about it?
2. What is happening with Richard during the rehearsals in Chapter 7 for the third play of the book?
3. Where does Uncle Vernon get invited to three days before Christmas, and who invites him?
4. What does Stella learn about Meredith and Bunny's true backgrounds?
5. What two injuries occur during the football match?
6. How does Stella feel about going to the after-party?
7. Where does O'Hara stay while in Liverpool?
8. What impact on the production has O'Hara made playing his role in the play?
9. What is the third production in the book that the company will put on, and who will play the lead?
10. Why does Dawn give Bunny an envelope at the train station?
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