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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 passes a letter to Cedar in the hospital in Part II?
(a) Anna.
(b) Hiro.
(c) Jessie.
(d) Orielee.
2. On what day does Tia set out from the caves to meet up with Clay?
(a) October 23.
(b) March 23.
(c) November 12.
(d) October 31.
3. What river can Cedar view from her hospital window in Part II?
(a) The Trinity River.
(b) The Arkansas River.
(c) The Klamath River.
(d) The Mississippi River.
4. How many women was Phil supposedly protecting in the church basement, according to Sera in Part II?
(a) 3.
(b) 2.
(c) 4.
(d) 6.
5. What room number is noted at Fairview Riverside Hospital in the opening of Part II?
(a) Room 213.
(b) Room 563.
(c) Room 512.
(d) Room 624.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Sera tell Cedar her vision of Hell is in the end of Part II?
2. Who was the woman from UPS that took Cedar?
3. How old is Orielee's grandchild said to be in Part II?
4. Who is the father of Tia's unborn child?
5. How much does Cedar say her unborn baby should be growing each week now on her entry on October 24 in Part II?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are Tia's plans after her childbirth?
2. Who is Jessie and how is she described?
3. From whom is the second letter that Hiro slips to Cedar in the hospital in Part II? What is notable about the letter?
4. How do Cedar and Tia ultimately end up escaping the hospital in Part II?
5. Why is the painting in the recycling facility significant?
6. What effect to the vitamins have on patients where Cedar is held in Part II?
7. How does Sera get into contact with Cedar at the hospital in Part II?
8. Where has Cedar been detained in the beginning of Part II? By whom has she been apprehended?
9. What is revealed in the first message that Hiro slips to Cedar in the hospital in Part II?
10. How is Agnes Starr described?
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