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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 end of the book how did Joni feel about her life?
(a) Happy.
(b) Blessed.
(c) Depressed.
(d) Angry.

2. What did Don tell Diana about Joni?
(a) He wanted to marry Joni.
(b) He wanted to break up with Joni.
(c) He needed space from Joni.
(d) He was falling in love with Joni.

3. What did Joni decide she needed to do to improve her relationship with her sisters?
(a) Be more grateful to them.
(b) Appreciate them.
(c) Spend more time with them.
(d) Try not to be as dependent on them.

4. Why did Joni believe that her accident had happened?
(a) To make her more grateful.
(b) To make her see how stubborn she was.
(c) To bring her closer to God.
(d) To make her realize how much she needed to change.

5. What was the name of the camp where Joni was a counselor?
(a) Western Baptist Youth Camp.
(b) Colorado Bible Camp.
(c) Frontier Ranch.
(d) Ranch of the Rockies.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Steve tell Joni that their lives work like?

2. How did Joni feel about Don's engagement?

3. What role did Joni play in many of her friends' weddings?

4. How much longer did Jay and Diana buy Joni's pants so they fit right?

5. Who was Joni angry at because her relationship with Don had ended?

Short Essay Questions

1. Steve told Joni that she was "hung up on her self-image." What did he mean by that?

2. What impressed Joni about Don?

3. What were some of the things that Joni was able to do in Chapter 16?

4. What advice did Joni give to girls?

5. What did Joni and Elizabeth McGovern talk about?

6. What did Joni's artwork show?

7. What were Joni's feelings when she and Don broke up?

8. What did Joni and Don believe that God's will was?

9. What did Joni's sister warn Don that having a relationship with her would mean?

10. What worries did Joni have about her relationship with Don?

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