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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. How old was Mike when he learned to play Chopin Nocturne no. 20?
2. In the story Otto reads, how long after the king's third daughter is born, does he have a son?
3. In Part One, Chapter 6, how old is Elisabeth?
4. In the story Otto reads, how many years after the king's second child was born, does he have another daughter?
5. In Part Two, Chapter 4, what food does Mouse smuggle to Mike?
Short Essay Questions
1. At the beginning of The Untitled Opening Section, what does one boy do while his friends play?
2. Who does Otto meet when he stumbles into a circle of fir trees in The Untitled Opening Section?
3. In Part One, Chapter 6, why is Elisabeth going to work in Berlin rather than Trossingen?
4. In the story that Otto reads to the three sisters, what happens after their father the king dies?
5. Why do Mr. Golding and Mr. Howard visit Bishop/'s in Part Two, Chapter 6?
6. In Chapter 16, why does Rudolph leave instead of playing music with Martin and a friend?
7. What do Mike and Frankie look like in Part Two, Chapter 1?
8. What is the fortune that the midwife repeats for each of the king's daughters?
9. In Part Two, Chapter 5, how does Frankie think they might leave the orphanage?
10. In Chapter 21, what is learned about Martin's fate?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Both Ivy’s family and the Yamamotos experience prejudice. What prejudices do the families experience and how is the discrimination they face related to their ethnic heritage?
Essay Topic 2
Both Elisabeth and Mike have to be responsible for younger siblings. How are the responsibilities that Mike and Elisabeth have similar and why their actions are so important in preserving what is left of their families?
Essay Topic 3
Mike uses deductive reasoning to come to the conclusion that Mrs. Sturbridge is going to send him and Frankie away. How does Mike use deductive reasoning to come to that conclusion and based on the end of the story, how does deductive reasoning lead Mike to the wrong conclusion?
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