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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. Where is the restaurant located where Patty and her grandmother have lunch?
(a) Overlooking a river.
(b) At the top of a grand hotel.
(c) In the lobby of a hotel.
(d) Downtown.
2. Who is Charlene Madlee?
(a) An FBI agent.
(b) A newspaper reporter.
(c) A shopkeeper in Jenkinsville.
(d) A beautician.
3. Why does Patty visit Edna Louise?
(a) To confess her crime.
(b) To find answers.
(c) She wants to talk about Anton.
(d) She wants to warn Edna about Sister Parker.
4. Why does Patty have her hair cut in Chapter 7?
(a) To look nice for Anton.
(b) To remove the damaged sections of hair.
(c) To please her mother.
(d) To rebel against her parents.
5. Why can't Patty see her grandmother the week after her visit in Chapter 5?
(a) Her grandmother is going on vacation.
(b) Patty does not have money for another ticket.
(c) Patty must go back to school.
(d) Her grandmother is hosting a bridge party that afternoon.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 3, where is Patty when the German prisoners arrive?
2. Who interprets for the Germans in Chapter 3?
3. In Chapter 7, who cuts Patty's hair?
4. What has Mr. Bergen never shown Grandpa Fried?
5. How could Patty get back to Memphis on her own?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did Anton manage to escape from the German prison camp?
2. Why doesn't Mr. Bergen like Grandpa Fried?
3. What prayer does Patty offer in Chapter 3?
4. Why is Patty's visit with Grandma Fried in Chapter 5 so special?
5. Why doesn't Patty want to go to the beautician?
6. Why does Ruth initially refuse to eat breakfast with Anton and Patty, and then decide to join them after a few minutes?
7. How does Patty learn of Anton's death?
8. How is abuse affecting the Bergen family?
9. Who is Charlene Madlee?
10. Why does Mrs. Bergen yell at Patty while on the trip to Grandma and Grandpa Fried's house?
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