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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. Where does Little Bee spend the night after the funeral?
(a) In the church.
(b) At Sarah's.
(c) At the farm.
(d) On the street.

2. What did Sarah suggest to help her and Andrew work things out?
(a) The trip to Nigeria.
(b) A trip to the Bahamas.
(c) She would quit her job.
(d) A divorce.

3. Who shows up at Sarah's house as she and Little Bee are talking about the future?
(a) A police officer.
(b) Lawrence.
(c) Charlie's teacher.
(d) Lawrence's wife.

4. What does Charlie think will happen if he takes off his costume like Little Bee asks?
(a) His father will die.
(b) His mother will die.
(c) Little Bee will die.
(d) He will die.

5. What did Andrew think when he saw her?
(a) He never saw her.
(b) That she was a ghost.
(c) That she was a thief.
(d) That he imagined her.

Short Answer Questions

1. How did Charlie react to what the teachers had done?

2. How does Lawrence feel about the story of Andrew's death?

3. Why does Little Bee ask Charlie to take off his costume?

4. How does Sarah feel about the tension between Lawrence and Little Bee?

5. What act is Little Bee obsessed with?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happened after Andrew found out about Sarah's affair?

2. What happened to Little Bee and her sister?

3. Why does Sarah want to know what happened to Little Bee and her sister after they were dragged away from Sarah and Andrew?

4. How did Little Bee escape from the oil men?

5. What does Little Bee think of London as she, Sarah and Charlie travel to see the river?

6. Why does Lawrence dislike Little Bee?

7. Why might Sarah be determined to help Little Bee?

8. What did Little Bee do that may have contributed to Andrew's death?

9. What memory does Little Bee have of her life with her sister?

10. What does Little Bee want to know about when she and Sarah go to the store for milk?

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