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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Marnie see in the bushes outside Law's house?

2. What news does Marnie receive the morning after David's birthday?

3. What wakes Marnie and Law in Chapter 16?

4. What does Law steal from Marnie while they prepare the cake?

5. What does Law think of Marnie's parenting skills?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Marnie not believe Law would be a good role model to David?

2. What does Law tell Marnie wants to do about his name?

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

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

5. Why is Marnie crying when David comes home?

6. Why did Law consult an attorney?

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

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

9. What does Marnie decide should happen after David discovers the truth about Law?

10. What happens to Marnie's mother the night of David's birthday?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss Marnie's mother. Why is Marnie's mother an important aspect of the plot? What role does Marnie's mother play in Marnie and Law's relationship? What effect does the death of Marnie's mother have on Marnie? How does this death propel Marnie into Law's arms?

Essay Topic 2

Why does Marnie become upset whens she sees the things Law has placed in David's bedroom? How does the sight of these items make Marnie feel? How do these objects cause Marnie to change her mind about fighting Law for custody of David? Is Marnie giving up?

Essay Topic 3

Why does Law give David a Lotus? What is a Lotus? Why does Marnie become angry about this gift? Is Marnie made because Law's gift is better than hers? Why does Marnie tell Law not to buy David anymore expensive gifts? Is it possible to buy a person's affections? Is this what Law is attempting to do?

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