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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. How does Kendra agree to help Will and Magda?
(a) By praying for them.
(b) By granting wishes.
(c) Without magic.
(d) As a condition to Kyle's curse.

2. What storybook character does Kyle begin to feel a special bond to?
(a) Quasimodo.
(b) Peter Pan.
(c) Beast.
(d) Captain Hook.

3. How does Magda feel about Adrian's dedication to the rose garden?
(a) She is worried that he is giving up on himself too early.
(b) She is glad that he has something to keep him busy.
(c) She is sad that he is not spending more time with her.
(d) She is jealous that he is a better gardener than she is.

4. What does Linda want to do this winter?
(a) She wants to go outside to see the snow.
(b) She wants to stay inside where it is warm.
(c) She wants to go home.
(d) She wants to go to college.

5. Who was Ida Dunleavy?
(a) Linda's mom.
(b) The owner of the brownstone.
(c) Kyle's mom.
(d) An actress and former resident of the fifth floor.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where was Linda going the night she was mugged?

2. How does Will feel about Adrian leaving Linda alone?

3. Who breaks into Kyle's greenhouse, destroying the roses?

4. What do Adrian and Linda find on the fifth floor?

5. What does Linda think about her new room?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Adrian cope with Linda's absence?

2. How do Adrian and Lindy respond to the mugger's claims of the beast?

3. What happens when Linda falls asleep on the couch?

4. How does Adrian plan to make Linda happier?

5. What does Adrian see in the mirror on his last day to break the curse?

6. Why does Kyle change his name?

7. What does Kyle learn at Gin's party?

8. What advice does Will give Adrian when Linda refuses to come out of her room?

9. What does Kendra tell Adrian about her powers to grant wishes?

10. Why does the mirror show Adrian Kendra?

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