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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. Whose presence makes the household settle, which is why everyone is quiet and slows down by the closed library door?
(a) Danny Hardman
(b) Leon
(c) Jack Tallis
(d) Emily
2. Who does the answer to #151 say that she saw?
(a) Paul
(b) Robbie
(c) Him
(d) Danny
3. Why are maniacs so dangerous, at least in Lola's eyes, as she is talking to Briony?
(a) They are insane.
(b) They are unpredictable.
(c) They can attack anyone.
(d) They are all rapists.
4. Betty will get upset with the twins and with the children if they do not come down for _______ immediately.
(a) Tea
(b) Baths
(c) Dinner
(d) Snacks
5. Who calls for Briony to help her?
(a) Emily
(b) Lola
(c) Betty
(d) Cecilia
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is now a probationary nurse at the start of 1940 in this section of the book?
2. What does Briony think she sees through the windows?
3. Who wants to change the menu to cold cuts instead of the original plan for the dinner arrangements?
4. What is Jack actually doing when he calls up with the answer to #136?
5. How many stragglers have reached a bombed out house in order to figure out a shortcut to the sea in the beginning of this chapter?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why do the probationers live in constant fear of Sister Marjorie Drummond?
2. Who approaches Cecilia as she is changing for dinner?
3. What is Cecilia doing in response to the attack?
4. How does Cecilia react to Robbie's apology to her about the note?
5. What has happened to Lola, according to Briony?
6. What does Briony picture has happened to the twins?
7. What does Emily think about the disappearance of the twins?
8. What has been haunting Emily lately?
9. Why is Briony the one who is left with the adults to tell the story?
10. What is Jack's response to the disappearance of the twins?
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