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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Instead of staying home from the theater like instructed, where does Stella go?
2. Where is the reporter from that will interview Stella?
3. What does Stella say to Geoffrey about his conversation with Meredith?
4. What does Stella do after making Lily feel bad?
5. Where does O'Hara go after talking with Uncle Vernon and Lily?
Short Essay Questions
1. What new production in Chapter 6 is the theater going to be putting on, and what role was Stella given?
2. What new job has Meredith given Stella in Chapter 6, and what is so funny about it?
3. Where does Uncle Vernon get invited to three days before Christmas, and who invites him?
4. What is happening with Richard during the rehearsals in Chapter 7 for the third play of the book?
5. What are the two questions that Lily asks Stella, which leads to Stella telling her to shut up?
6. Who is not feeling festive with Christmas approaching and why?
7. How does Geoffrey feel about Stella by Chapter 6?
8. How does Stella feel after upsetting Lily and what does she do about it?
9. How does O'Hara feel about Stella?
10. What impact on the production has O'Hara made playing his role in the play?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Tell the series of events that Stella's lie to Dawn sets in motion. End with how it leads to the entrance of O'Hara.
Essay Topic 2
Describe what O'Hara's need to stay in his old room symbolizes. How does almost everything having to do with O'Hara involve the theme that history has a nasty habit of repeating itself.
Essay Topic 3
Describe how a bath is drawn at the point in time of the novel in Liverpool. The author goes to great lengths to describe how this process was extremely hard work compared to modern day baths where you just turn on the water. How does the author taking time out to address this help the reader become part of the time period and setting of the book?
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