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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 11.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the woman claim who calls Theresa the day following the publication of the message?
(a) To be upset over the publication of the first message.
(b) To have knowledge of the identification of the man.
(c) To have a letter written by the same man who wrote the published message.
(d) To have a message written by the woman to the man.

2. While he is with Theresa, beside his father, who else does Garrett tell he will be unavailable for the next few days?
(a) His boat captain.
(b) Theresa.
(c) The local newspaper.
(d) His shop.

3. What does Garrett believe concerning his relationship with Theresa?
(a) He thinks that they should talk on the phone and see what happens.
(b) He thinks he should move to Boston.
(c) He does not think they can continue their relationship because of the distance.
(d) He thinks that they should try to make it work.

4. Why does Theresa feel lonely?
(a) She feels lonely when not around her co-workers.
(b) She misses her marriage with her ex-husband, David.
(c) She misses Kevin, her son while he visits David.
(d) She finds few men want a relationship with a woman who has children.

5. During Theresa's previous trip to the beach, what was Theresa's relationship status?
(a) Happily married.
(b) Recently divorced and engaged.
(c) Recently divorced and having a difficult time finding someone to commit to a single mom with a child.
(d) Unhappily married and having an affair.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 1, on a cold December day, where does Theresa Osborne arrive?

2. What in the messages leads Theresa and Deanna to discover Garrett's whereabouts?

3. How does Theresa receive a copy of the second message?

4. What does Garrett find himself thinking about during his first date with Theresa?

5. In Chapter 1, how long had it been since Theresa and David's separation and divorce?

(see the answer key)

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