Back to the Bedroom Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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Back to the Bedroom Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 125 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does it mean when an alarm goes off in Kate's house?
(a) She's going to be late.
(b) She needs to get ready.
(c) She's late,
(d) She has to leave.

2. Why does everyone try to feed Kate, according to Elsie?
(a) She's malnourished.
(b) She's thin.
(c) She's too skinny.
(d) They're afraid she isn't getting her nutrition.

3. How does Kate describe David's home?
(a) Inviting.
(b) Warm and cluttered with life.
(c) Cluttered.
(d) Warm.

4. What did Dave tell Kate to do when he left her sitting there?
(a) To go get help.
(b) To call the police.
(c) To call Elsie.
(d) To stay here.

5. What does Dave say about Kate's lifestyle?
(a) It shortens lifespan.
(b) It leaves no time for romance.
(c) It is the leading cause of malnutrition.
(d) It lowers her immune system.

6. What noise preceded David's fall through the roof?
(a) The sound of plywood breaking.
(b) The sound of wood breaking.
(c) The sound of shingles crunching.
(d) The sound of tarred paper tearing.

7. What sight caused Kate to purse her lips?
(a) The hole in her ceiling.
(b) Her roof,
(c) Her quilt.
(d) The wet quilt.

8. Why did Kate come back to Dave's house?
(a) She left her Cello there.
(b) She wanted to invite herself for breakfast.
(c) She wanted to stay with him.
(d) She knew he had a coffee maker.

9. What does pureed beef look like?
(a) Cat food.
(b) Diarrhea.
(c) Brown slush.
(d) Dog food.

10. What did Kate say that hurt David?
(a) That he should get out and never come near her again.
(b) That his desire to touch her robe was a ploy to fondle her.
(c) That he can't come over anymore, now that Elsie's moving in.
(d) That she doesn't like to be touched by a man with designs on her.

11. What was it too soon for?
(a) Any kind of sexual interaction beyond kissing.
(b) Them to go to bed together.
(c) Kate to come creeping into his bed.
(d) Bedtime.

12. What primarily occupies David's time?
(a) Reading comic books.
(b) Drawing.
(c) Working.
(d) Watching Kate.

13. What was Kate yearning for?
(a) A boyfriend.
(b) David to be in her home again.
(c) David's no fail layer cake.
(d) Some human companionship.

14. What two neighbors had baked David cakes?
(a) Emily Pearson and Mrs. Butler.
(b) Erica Pearson and Ms. Butler.
(c) Emily Peterson and Mrs. Butler.
(d) Emily Pearson and Mrs. Butters.

15. What fictional character did the old lady remind Kate of?
(a) Grandma Simpson.
(b) Pooh.
(c) Piglet.
(d) Daisy duck.

Short Answer Questions

1. How old was the bush that Kate and Elsie crashed into?

2. What exercise does Dave suggest to Kate?

3. What was the name of the Schneiders' dog?

4. What irritates Kate in the mornings?

5. What style were they built in?

(see the answer keys)

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