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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. What does Stephanie's father ask her?

2. How does Stephanie look to her coworkers that gives her away?

3. What kind of car was Mrs. Nowicki driving?

4. What two words did Joe use to describe Stephanie and his relationship?

5. Who scares Stephanie more then Morelli's mother?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Stephanie think Ranger meant when he said he would be "in the wind"?

2. Why did Stephanie's enthusiasm do a dip?

3. How did Sugar look in drag?

4. Why did Grandma Mazur frequent the beauty parlor?

5. What is the difference between the way Morelli views 'the relationship' and the way Stephanie does?

6. How does Stephanie describe Morelli's mother?

7. What was the difference between being at the ballpark and watching a baseball game on TV to Stephanie?

8. Why doesn't Morelli want to help Sally into his corset, and why does he have to?

9. Why were both Stephanie and Sally afraid of Sugar?

10. How did Morelli react to the firebombing attempt?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

What lie did Stephanie tell Mrs. Pease? Why did she need to tell it? What did Stephanie learn about Maxine through her home? What things would suggest that Maxine left in a hurry? Why didn't Stephanie encourage Mrs. Pease about the cops and calling them to make sure Maxine was safe?

Essay Topic 2

What things did Stephanie and Joe learn from the house in which Stephanie met Maxine when Margie and Mrs. Nowicki were all living together? What kind of personality description could reside in such a lifestyle? What does this say about their overall health?

Essay Topic 3

Using Stephanie's descriptions, compare the cities mentioned in Chapter 7. How do these places differ? How do their patrons and tourists differ? Which is most well known to you? Why do you think this is?

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