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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. Who watches Douglas write in his tablet?
(a) Grandfather
(b) Father
(c) Mother
(d) Tom
2. Why does Helen invite Bill to her house the next day?
(a) He has a picture of hers to return
(b) To continue the conversation
(c) Because she owes him money
(d) She wants him to bring Douglas
3. What position does Clara Goodwater hold?
(a) Postmaster
(b) Pediatrician
(c) President of the Ladies Lodge
(d) Newspaper editor
4. How often do Helen and Bill begin meeting?
(a) Every afternoon
(b) Twice a week
(c) Once a month
(d) Once a week
5. What does Douglas dream of when he has the fever?
(a) Great grandmother
(b) Lonely One
(c) The ravine
(d) Green town
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Colonel Freeleigh enjoy listening to?
2. How old is Lavinia Nebbs?
3. What does Douglas decide must be the ending to his journal entry that some day he must do?
4. Where does Charlie say the Lonely One grew up?
5. How does the nurse hope to prevent Colonel Freeleigh from making any more phone calls?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Douglas want to rescue Mme. Tarot from Mr. Black?
2. Why doesn't Douglas finish his entry about what he must do some day in his tablet?
3. How does Great-grandma tell Douglas that she will always be with him, even for a thousand years?
4. What is unique about Mr. Jonas' business with the junkyard wagon and horse?
5. What does Douglas wonder about his own memories and how they can or do travel?
6. Why does Douglas believe that he must work with Tom to rescue the real Mme. Tarot?
7. How does Douglas come to recover from the fever?
8. What powerful realization does Douglas come to during this section of the novel?
9. How does Lavinia come to be the one responsible for the death of the Lonely One?
10. Why do Tom, Douglas and Charlie believe that the man that Lavina killed is not the Lonely One?
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