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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 9 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Seraphina feel about her children?
(a) She loves them.
(b) She hates them.
(c) She thinks they are geniuses.
(d) She thinks they are beautiful.

2. How did Seraphina feel when she became a licensed women?
(a) Indifferent.
(b) Elated.
(c) Unhappy.
(d) Blessed.

3. What is Seraphina's son's name?
(a) George.
(b) Geordie.
(c) Jordan.
(d) Geoff.

4. In what way does Seraphina feel her children are like their father?
(a) They are boring.
(b) They are handsome.
(c) They are funny.
(d) They are intelligent.

5. What does Seraphina's husband always seem to think Seraphina may do at any moment?
(a) Run away.
(b) Sing.
(c) Tell a joke.
(d) Erupt in anger.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Seraphina accuse her husband of when he suggests she is angry?

2. What do the women who visit Hadley tell her that do?

3. Who believes that the nannies love their job more than Seraphina loved being a mother?

4. What did Seraphina often fantasize about before becoming licensed?

5. Why does Seraphina feel her husband is incapable of inspiring anger in her?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does one of the woman who comes to Hadley's apartment say to Hadley when she says that borrowing a baby is not a crime?

2. Who comes to Hadley's apartment after she arrives with Gemma and where are they from?

3. Why does Hadley consider running away with Gemma when she takes her from the library?

4. How does borrowing a baby make Hadley feel about her lot in life?

5. How does Seraphina feel about her life as a mother?

6. How does Seraphina discover her nannies are gone and how does she react?

7. How does Paul behave around Seraphina?

8. Why do the women who come to Hadley's apartment say they think she is one of them?

9. Describe Hadley's experience at the library when she looks for a baby to borrow.

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