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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 gift does Marnie decide not to give David for his birthday?
(a) A used car
(b) A set of new clothes
(c) A gaming system
(d) A television

2. What does Marnie believe Law is attempting to do with his expensive gift?
(a) Make up for time lost.
(b) Lure David away.
(c) Impress David with his wealth.
(d) Make her appear miserly.

3. Why was David's middle name chosen?
(a) Because it sounded good with David.
(b) Because it was supposed to be good luck.
(c) Because it is the same as Law's middle name.
(d) Because it was the name of a famous actor.

4. What does Law tell Marnie as he puts her to bed in Chapter 15?
(a) A bedtime story
(b) A story about his childhood
(c) A story about his heydey in the astronaut program
(d) A racy joke

5. What does Law do when Marnie awakens in Chapter 16?
(a) Makes Marnie breakfast.
(b) Makes Marnie leave.
(c) Seduces Marnie.
(d) Makes Marnie brush her teeth.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Marnie afraid of after David learns the truth about his father's identity?

2. What bad news does Marnie get in the beginning of Chapter 12?

3. Who does David believe his biological mother is in Chapter 12?

4. Where is David in Chapters 15 and 16?

5. What does Marnie tell David he should show toward women?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does David believe Marnie's relationship with Law is?

2. Why is Marnie crying when David comes home?

3. What conclusion does Marnie come to based on Law's gifts to David?

4. Why does Marnie go to Law's house?

5. Why would Marnie's mother write letters to Law?

6. What does Marnie see when she stumbles across David's room?

7. What does Law do that surprises Marnie?

8. Who takes David to get his driver's license?

9. How does Law get Marnie to go to sleep?

10. What does David believe is Law's true reason for hanging around?

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