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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 do Little Bee and Charlie do by the river?
(a) Build a sand castle.
(b) Walk until they are exhausted.
(c) Go fishing.
(d) Eat a hot dog.
2. What did Andrew think when he saw her?
(a) That she was a thief.
(b) That she was a ghost.
(c) He never saw her.
(d) That he imagined her.
3. What is Lawrence's main concern about Little Bee staying with Sarah?
(a) Little Bee is evil.
(b) He is jealous of the relationship between the women.
(c) It is bad for Charlie.
(d) Sarah could get in trouble.
4. What does Little Bee threaten to do in return?
(a) Tell Sarah to break up with Lawrence.
(b) Tell Lawrence's wife he is having an affair.
(c) Kill Lawrence.
(d) Steal Lawrences money.
5. Who is the press officer at the Home Office?
(a) Michael.
(b) Sarah.
(c) Andrew.
(d) Lawrence.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where did Little Bee and her sister become lost when they were 8 and 10?
2. What do Sarah and Lawrence begin to argue about?
3. What does the reader begin to feel toward Little Bee?
4. What does Sarah ask Little Bee to do when she wakes?
5. What does Sarah tell Little Bee after Little Bee tells her she is illegal and scared?
Short Essay Questions
1. What has happened at Charlie's nursery school?
2. What does Little Bee think of London as she, Sarah and Charlie travel to see the river?
3. Why does Little Bee want to stay with Sarah and Charlie for a while?
4. Why didn't Little Bee help Andrew as he struggled during death?
5. Why does Lawrence dislike Little Bee?
6. Why might Little Bee feel a connection to Charlie?
7. Why does Sarah want to help Little Bee?
8. How did Little Bee get to England?
9. Why does Sarah want to know what happened to Little Bee and her sister after they were dragged away from Sarah and Andrew?
10. What does Little Bee want to know about when she and Sarah go to the store for milk?
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