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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 job had Adele accepted?
(a) Special Ed teacher.
(b) Masseuse.
(c) Caterer.
(d) Cocktail waitress.
2. Who is Ann's father?
(a) Hisham.
(b) John.
(c) Preston.
(d) Heath.
3. What does Adele force Ann to do on Christmas Day?
(a) Go to a soup kitchen.
(b) Do her homework.
(c) Clean the apartment.
(d) Call her father.
4. What is notable about the house where Ann lives with her mother and stepfather?
(a) It is painted orange.
(b) There is no front yard.
(c) There is no furniture.
(d) It is massive.
5. How did Carol and Jimmy hear about Hal's arrest for dealing drugs?
(a) They heard it on the TV news.
(b) A policeman came to the house.
(c) A nosy friend told them.
(d) Hal told them.
Short Answer Questions
1. Ann had lived with her grandmother until the age of ______________.
2. Who is Ann's stepfather?
3. Daniel's family lives in ______________________.
4. Where does Ann's father invite her and Adele to go?
5. Where is Milton located decades later by a private detective?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe Ann's relationship with her mother.
2. Describe Adele's disappointing life with her first husband, Hisham.
3. Explain how Carol and Adele are dissatisfied with their lives and the men in their worlds.
4. What does California symbolize to Adele?
5. How did Lillian's mother show inappropriate behavior toward Lillian's brother, Milton?
6. How does Lillian feel about her husband's job and how is that feeling transmitted to her daughters?
7. How does the author show that Adele is self-centered and selfish?
8. What does Adele reveal about herself when she refuses to stay at the job in Watts?
9. How are the Swans' lives comparable to Adele and Ann's life, even though the Swans live in an expensive home in an exclusive are of Los Angeles?
10. What do Adele and Ann do upon their arrival in Los Angeles?
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