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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. How does Hope's first day go in the Mulhoney diner?
(a) Boring.
(b) Easy.
(c) Smooth.
(d) Rough.

2. What does Mayor Millstone assure the diner patrons of when he goes there to have his picture taken with G.T.?
(a) That they better vote for him "or else."
(b) That he's always on their side.
(c) That he feels bad beating G.T. given that he's so sick.
(d) That they can just move out of town if they don't like how he governs.

3. After a large rush comes in and Hope handles it with grace and skill, who compliments her?
(a) Millstone.
(b) Braverman.
(c) No one, which makes her feel lonely and unappreciated.
(d) Adam.

4. What is Hope's full name?
(a) Hope Barton.
(b) Hope McDonald.
(c) Hope Yancy.
(d) Hope Fullerton.

5. How much did Hope weigh when she was born?
(a) A little over 2 pounds.
(b) A little under 2 pounds.
(c) Exactly 5.8 pounds.
(d) Nearly 10 pounds.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following states have Hope and Addie NOT worked in?

2. What item has the owner of the Mulhoney diner sent Addie and Hope in advance?

3. Who creates a website for G.T.'s campaign?

4. Who is Hope's father?

5. Who parks the hearse outside of G.T.'s diner?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Deena name Hope "Tulip"?

2. What does G.T. tell the crowd in Chapter 4 about why he is running for mayor?

3. Why does Sheriff Greebs make some people leave G.T.'s diner in Chapter 5?

4. What does G.T. promise the crowd in Chapter 4 that he will do as mayor?

5. Why does Deena give Hope to Addie?

6. What attitude does G.T. take about the hearse parked in front of his diner?

7. Why are many people in town concerned about signing G.T.'s petition to run for mayor?

8. Why does Hope change her name?

9. How does Hope come about helping on G.T.'s campaign?

10. Why do Addie and Hope have to leave their restaurant in New York?

(see the answer keys)

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