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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. What does Anna begin to feel towards Michael in 'Blue Notebook'?
(a) Jealousy.
(b) Sadness.
(c) Happiness.
(d) Resentment.

2. After Anna makes dinner for herself and Michael, what happens?
(a) He arrives early.
(b) He doesn't show up.
(c) He calls and Anna begs him to come over.
(d) He arrives late.

3. Does Molly ever send those pages of the red notebook?
(a) Yes.
(b) She waits a while, but eventually does.
(c) She does, but then regrets it.
(d) No.

4. What does Anna find in the last 'Blue Notebook'?
(a) The blue notebook.
(b) The red notebook.
(c) The yellow notebook.
(d) The golden notebook.

5. What does Anna lose in the last 'Yellow Notebook'?
(a) Her son.
(b) Her writer's block.
(c) Her boyfriend.
(d) Her pen.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Anna asks a question in the final entry of 'Black Notebook', how does she feel about the answer?

2. Who tells Molly not to panic in 'Red Notebook'?

3. What does Anna use her black notebook for before she writes her final entry?

4. What does Anna write about the Communist Party in the red notebook?

5. Who tells Anna she should start writing again?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Anna scared when she reads her notebooks again in 'Blue Notebook'?

2. What is noteworthy about the way Richard eats strawberries Free Women: 1?

3. Describe the fear that Anna expresses to Mrs. Marks in 'Blue Notebook'.

4. Why is Molly dismayed after attending a Community Party meeting with young people?

5. What are Anna's ideas for novels and short stories in the last 'Yellow Notebook' based on?

6. What happens on Ella's flight home from Paris?

7. How does Ella meet Paul Tanner?

8. What happens in Anna's dream about the Russian peasant vase?

9. In Free Women: 1, why is Richard worried about Tommy?

10. Why is it odd that Anna signs up for the Communist Party?

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