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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 scolds Francie in the drugstore for not answering Mr. Green quickly enough?
(a) Mrs. Early.
(b) Camilla.
(c) Mr. Green.
(d) Francie's mother.

2. What does Francie want to buy at Green's?
(a) A cinnamon roll.
(b) Some bubblegum.
(c) A Scooter Pie.
(d) A hot fudge sundae.

3. Holly threatens Francie about ___________.
(a) Sharing Holly's diary.
(b) Stealing another book at Diller's.
(c) Spreading lies about Holly.
(d) Hiding Jesse from the police.

4. At whose home does Francie work?
(a) Mrs. Voiles'.
(b) Mrs. Beaulieu's.
(c) Mrs. Montgomery's.
(d) Mrs. Champ's.

5. Francie is responsible for all of her family's _______________________-.
(a) Banking.
(b) Cooking.
(c) Parties.
(d) Writing and reading.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Francie go when Green's is out of Scooter Pies?

2. Why does Augustine resent Francie?

3. Who is Miss Lattimore?

4. What does Clarissa show Francie in Clarissa's room?

5. At whose home are Francie and her mother expected to serve tea?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Mama tell Francie when she is concerned about Jesse's welfare?

2. How does Francie embarrass Holly in front of her friends regarding the shrimp wheels?

3. Who is Alberta and how does Francie meet her?

4. Describe the scene in Diller's Drugs where Francie and Holly have an encounter.

5. Why is Francie so intent on teaching Jesse to read?

6. How does Francie get back at Holly when she is serving at Holly's home after Holly threatens her about spreading lies about her?

7. What do Miss Beach and a lot of other people think about Francie's father?

8. What are some of the elements in Francie's world that are causing her so much angst lately?

9. What do trains represent for Francie?

10. Why does Francie end up in town on the way home? What does she see Holly Grace doing there?

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