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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 is kept at the history museum in Washington, D. C.?
(a) A rare antique humidor.
(b) One of the first anagrams ever discovered from ancient Greece.
(c) The sword Ellie's father is writing about.
(d) A book that had been in Ellie's family for generations.

2. What makes Ellie happy when she observes Jennifer and Will?
(a) Jennifer and Will do not speak to each other.
(b) Jennifer and Will seem happy with each other.
(c) Jennifer and Will seem to just be friends.
(d) Jennifer is not at the party.

3. Who does Ellie think is nice?
(a) Will's step-mother but not his father.
(b) Will's father and step-mother.
(c) Will's father but not his step-mother.
(d) Will's younger sister.

4. Jennifer asked Ellie if Will mentioned what item the night before?
(a) A crystal.
(b) The lance.
(c) The sword.
(d) A stone.

5. How long has Ellie known Liz?
(a) About a year.
(b) Her whole life.
(c) Several weeks.
(d) One day.

Short Answer Questions

1. What kind of songs has Will been listening to in the ravine?

2. How does Ellie interpret all of Will's friendly gestures?

3. How does Will answer Ellie's question?

4. What does Ellie's mother invite Will to do?

5. Who is Nancy?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Marco do that confuses Ellie?

2. What does Marco do that seems to be a deliberate attempt to upset Will?

3. Why are Ellie and her parents in Annapolis for a year?

4. Summarize what Ellie says about the Arthurian legend.

5. Why does Ellie pull out her school directory?

6. What happens as the teens prepare to go sailing?

7. What do Ellie and Will talk about as they are floating in the pool?

8. Why is Will being pressured by his father?

9. What do Ellie and Will write to each other in emails when Ellie gets home from track tryouts?

10. How does Ellie feel at her first day at school?

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