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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. At the beginning of Chapter 36, what day of the week does Lily watch a movie with Josh and Theo after finishing unpacking?
(a) Sunday.
(b) Friday.
(c) Saturday.
(d) Thursday.
2. What does Lily make for breakfast in Chapter 30?
(a) Biscuits and gravy.
(b) Eggs, bacon, and biscuits.
(c) Omelets.
(d) Pancakes, eggs, and bacon.
3. What is the security code at Atlas's house?
(a) 6431.
(b) 4848.
(c) 1111.
(d) 9595.
4. In Chapter 20, what color dress is Lily wearing to the wedding?
(a) Merlot.
(b) Lavender.
(c) Rose.
(d) Azure.
5. What color accent wall does Atlas have behind his bed in his bedroom?
(a) Denim-blue.
(b) Bright white.
(c) Dark green.
(d) Soft cream.
Short Answer Questions
1. How long has Lily been living with Atlas in Chapter 36?
2. What does Atlas bring Lily in Chapter 20 when he comes to pick her up for the wedding?
3. How long after the altercation with Ryle does Atlas go to Lily's apartment?
4. In Chapter 34, how long have Atlas and Lily been dating?
5. How long has it been since Lily has heard from Ryle in Chapter 26?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Lily find under her front door in Chapter 34?
2. Why does Ryle bang on Lily's door in Chapter 24?
3. What happened when Atlas tried to report Lily's father for hitting him with a baseball bat?
4. What custody and support agreement does Lily have with Ryle?
5. Why did every lawyer Lily spoke to suggest that she work out a custody agreement civilly with Ryle?
6. Why does Atlas need to call Josh in Chapter 21, and what is Josh doing when he calls?
7. Why is Lily not ready when Atlas comes to pick her up in Chapter 20?
8. How does Josh decide he will draw his family tree?
9. What does Josh decide to do after he and Atlas drive to Tim's?
10. What happens as before breakfast in Chapter 29?
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