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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 is Madame Devalier also known as to the fashionable folk?
(a) Madame Voodoo.
(b) Queen of Olfactory.
(c) Madame WhooDoo.
(d) Queen of Good Smells.

2. Where is Marcel's nose insured?
(a) Cartier.
(b) Tiffany's.
(c) Lloyd's of London.
(d) Paris International.

3. The proverb of what nationality warns, "A tale that begins with a beet will end with the devil"?
(a) Native American.
(b) Chinese.
(c) German.
(d) Ukranian.

4. What is the name of the bay near which Priscilla lives?
(a) Carnival Bay.
(b) Elliott Bay.
(c) Bryson Bay.
(d) Beaver Bay.

5. Where are the LeFevers located?
(a) New York.
(b) Dublin.
(c) Luxemburg.
(d) Paris.

Short Answer Questions

1. In plucking the hair, the king is fighting what?

2. Where is Alobar's magic glass from?

3. What is Alobar crowned the king of in the village?

4. What is Noog?

5. What is one of the fatal signs of fading power of a ruler in Alobar's kingdom?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Marcel tell Claude arrived during the opening? What is significant about this object?

2. How many storylines are established in Jitterbug Perfume? What are the settings of each?

3. In Part I, what does the shaman tell Alobar he must do?

4. What is Aelfric? Who goes there?

5. What are some examples of metaphors and/or similes from the opening of Jitterbug Perfume?

6. Describe the character of Priscilla. What is her profession? What is her education?

7. Who appears at the spring where Alobar decides to rest for the night? What reason does this character give for being there?

8. What is Wren's response to Alobar's story about the hair?

9. Describe the character of Madame Lily Devalier. What is her profession? How long has she been in this business?

10. What is the one connection of the three separate plots in the opening of Jitterbug Perfume?

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