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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. Which character does Alobar encounter in the woods outside the kingdom?
(a) Wren.
(b) Frol.
(c) Jena.
(d) Alma.
2. How is Marcel related to Claude?
(a) They are brothers.
(b) They are cousins.
(c) They are uncle and nephew.
(d) They are father and son.
3. Which character says, "Even then I might not go. Frankly, I do not like the way death does business"?
(a) Alobar.
(b) The shaman.
(c) Frol.
(d) Wren.
4. Claude asks Marcel if he's heard from which character in the United States?
(a) Priscilla.
(b) Dr. Wiggs Dannyboy.
(c) V'lu.
(d) Madame Devalier.
5. What is the name of the bay near which Priscilla lives?
(a) Bryson Bay.
(b) Carnival Bay.
(c) Beaver Bay.
(d) Elliott Bay.
Short Answer Questions
1. What lies to the west of Alobar's kingdom?
2. What color is Priscilla's work uniform?
3. What is discovered in V'lu's cot when she goes to bed at the beginning of the book?
4. Who is the Co-Vice President of the LeFever company?
5. What is the name of Madame Devalier's shop?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who appears at the spring where Alobar decides to rest for the night? What reason does this character give for being there?
2. How many storylines are established in Jitterbug Perfume? What are the settings of each?
3. How is the LeFever business operated?
4. In Part I, what does the shaman tell Alobar he must do?
5. What are the "fatal signals" of age in a king of Alobar's land?
6. Discuss Priscilla's relationship with Ricki. How do they know one another? What are their feelings about each other?
7. What is the one connection of the three separate plots in the opening of Jitterbug Perfume?
8. What is the "King of the Bean" custom?
9. What is Aelfric? Who goes there?
10. Describe the setting of the LeFever building. Where is it? What is its appearance?
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