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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 does Lawrence ask Little Bee to do while she is at the shore with Charlie?
(a) To run away.
(b) To confess her crime.
(c) To go home.
(d) To speak with Sarah.

2. How does Lawrence feel about the story of Andrew's death?
(a) Horrified.
(b) Excited.
(c) Happy.
(d) Angry.

3. What warning does Lawrence give Little Bee?
(a) That she could be guilty of murder.
(b) To tell Sarah or he will.
(c) That she needs a lawyer.
(d) Never to tell Sarah the story she just told him.

4. What happens to Charlie as the adults are preoccupied?
(a) He takes off his costume.
(b) He disappears.
(c) He talks to strangers.
(d) He drowns.

5. How did Andrew react to the affair?
(a) He hit Sarah.
(b) He killed himself.
(c) He left for several days.
(d) He beat Andrew up.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Little Bee escape?

2. Why doesn't Sarah want to give up on her relationship with Lawrence?

3. What happens between Little Bee and Lawrence when she returns to the beach after talking to Sarah?

4. What do Sarah and Little Bee purchase the morning after Lawrence's visit?

5. What does Sarah tell Little Bee after Little Bee tells her she is illegal and scared?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Little Bee think Charlie will not take off his Batman costume?

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

3. Why does Lawrence dislike Little Bee?

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

5. What did Little Bee find on the beach as she was fleeing the men?

6. Why does Sarah want to help Little Bee?

7. How does Little Bee try to coax Charlie out of his Batman costume while they are at the beach?

8. How did Sarah and Lawrence meet?

9. Why does Little Bee want to stay with Sarah and Charlie for a while?

10. Why didn't Little Bee help Andrew as he struggled during death?

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