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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. Janie feels this emotion over ending her relationship with Reeve.
(a) Sadness.
(b) Jealousy.
(c) Regret.
(d) Anger.
2. What is the best word to describe the novel's ending?
(a) Open.
(b) Mysterious.
(c) Condemning.
(d) Conclusive.
3. In which chapter does the theme of fantasy versus reality climax?
(a) Chapter 10.
(b) Chapter 9.
(c) Chapter 11.
(d) Chapter 12.
4. Reeve is an example of a ______________ teenager.
(a) Angst filled.
(b) Troubled.
(c) Typical.
(d) Angry.
5. Who does Janie blame for her supposed kidnapping?
(a) Hannah Johnson.
(b) Mrs. Johnson.
(c) Mrs. Spring.
(d) Herself.
Short Answer Questions
1. Janie looks for information on whom, in chapter 13?
2. In which state does Janie currently live in Chapter 12?
3. What does Janie expose when she drops her book bag on the floor?
4. How many boys does Janie see outside of the home in chapter 11?
5. In which chapter does Janie actually call the number on the milk carton?
Short Essay Questions
1. What might "attention" have to do with Janie's kidnapping, as supposed by Janie?
2. Janie sees three boys outside of the Spring home. What are her thoughts on them, and what other memories do they spark in Janie's mind?
3. What does Janie use her notebook for?
4. Explain the contrast present between Janie's relationship with Reeve and Janie's relationship with her family.
5. How does the novel end? Explain.
6. Why is Janie relieved that the Johnsons are screaming at her?
7. How do the Johnsons react to the news of the Springs? Explain.
8. Does Janie believe that the Johnson's kidnap her, even after hearing the truth about the past? Explain.
9. What is Reeve's explanation of Janie's kidnapping?
10. What suggests that Janie wants to, and plans on, spending the night with Reeve in the future?
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