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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 does Charlie sit down to do?
(a) Play with Renesmee.
(b) Watch a football game.
(c) Eat lunch with the group.
(d) Talk to Bella about her mother.

2. What does Bella do when Aro waves his guard forward?
(a) Gets behind Edward.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Hands Renesemee to Jacob.
(d) Shields everyone in the group including the wolves.

3. What does Edward say about Renesmee?
(a) That she loves werewolves.
(b) That she is very bright.
(c) That she loves everyone.
(d) That she is evenly split looks-wise between them.

4. Why is Alice furious with Jacob?
(a) He took Renesmee for a drive.
(b) He has ruined her schedule.
(c) He slept on the floor next to Renesmee's crib.
(d) He told Alice Renesmee belongs to him.

5. What does Bella know is part of being a vampire?
(a) Thirst.
(b) Feeling inhuman.
(c) An innate sadness.
(d) Killing humans.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Bella think she can handle?

2. For what does Edward think the Volturi had been waiting?

3. What does Bella ask before even attempting to quench her thirst?

4. Whose arrival surprises everyone?

5. What does Carmen notice about Renesmee?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Bella do with the documents she gets from J. Jenks?

2. Why doesn't Bella answer Edward and how does Alice allay his worries?

3. What does Bella want of J. Jenks?

4. Why can't Bella move or scream and what is her predominant thought?

5. What does Bella want to learn from Edward and why is he furious?

6. What do the guests staying at the Cullen home feel the need to declare?

7. What happens when the Denalis arrive?

8. How does Aro learn the truth about Renesmee?

9. What does Edward tell Bella about Renesmee when they are returning to the house from the hunt?

10. Why does Bella want to go to the Volturi alone and how does Edward feel about that plan?

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