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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. In Chapter 3, Lancelot continues with his story, and asks Elgin what time which group of people had come back to Belle Isle?
(a) The movie people.
(b) Lancelot's family.
(c) The island people.
(d) The summer visitors.

2. Who did Lancelot call for after he returned home for lunch?
(a) Margot.
(b) Tex.
(c) Elgin.
(d) Lucy.

3. When did Lancelot meet Margot?
(a) When she was queen for the town parade.
(b) When she was queen for homecoming.
(c) When she was a belle for the Apple Festival.
(d) When she was a belle for the Azalea Festival.

4. What does Lancelot admit in Chapter 5?
(a) That he wants a child with Margot.
(b) That he loves Margot.
(c) That he and Margot will never be together.
(d) That he has a certain obsession with Margot.

5. Who is Tex Reilly?
(a) Troy's father.
(b) Siobhan's grandfather.
(c) Raine's father.
(d) Siobhan's father.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 5, who talked with Lancelot about Ideo-Personal-Dynamics during dinner?

2. Lancelot learns that the girl next door is there for what reason?

3. In truth, who was the Grand Kleagle?

4. Where did Lancelot first meet Lucy Cobb?

5. What did Lancelot claim to Elgin he was afraid of at the end of Chapter 4?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Elgin report about Margot's night at the Holiday Inn?

2. What is the difference between Lancelot's attraction to each wife?

3. For what reason does Elgin think he is going to the Holiday Inn?

4. Why would Elgin do anything for Lancelot?

5. What happened to Lancelot's first wife?

6. What was Margot doing the summer Siobhan was conceived?

7. Why is Lancelot telling his story to Harry?

8. When Lancelot told his mother that his father was corrupt, what did his mother say?

9. What does Lancelot believe love causes?

10. Instead of going upstairs after dinner, where did Lancelot go?

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