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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 Julia do on her first night in a hotel?
(a) Lie awake planning her next move.
(b) Call Sam.
(c) Call Mr. Tuttle's office.
(d) Order room service.

2. In chapter 10, what does Etta Mae ask Julia to do?
(a) Take her to the grocery store.
(b) Take an offering to church.
(c) Pay for her new car.
(d) Help her with the church bake sale.

3. What does Etta Mae advise Julia to purchase?
(a) A new car.
(b) New clothing.
(c) Travelers' checks.
(d) A pizza.

4. When Julia, Etta Mae, and Lloyd return from the fast food restaurant with lunch, what do they discover that Frank Tuttle has procured?
(a) A piece of Julia's jewelry.
(b) A drink.
(c) A new clue.
(d) A new car.

5. What is Mr. Pickens' profession?
(a) University professor.
(b) Private investigator.
(c) Jeweler.
(d) Salesman.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Frank Tuttle tell Julia to go in order to get his clothes?

2. What does Julia advise her friend to do once she realizes both of them have had jewelry stolen?

3. What does Julia do with Frank Tuttle's clothes?

4. Who phones Julia because her jewelry was also stolen?

5. Where does Hazel Marie go in chapter 1?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Julia's reasons for discarding Frank Tuttle's clothing.

2. How does Julia perceive Etta Mae?

3. Why does Julia contact Frank Tuttle?

4. How does Julia conclude that one of her friends must have stolen the jewelry?

5. What is Lillian's concern over Julia's habit of calling Lloyd, "Little Lloyd"?

6. Why do Julia and Frank argue about going to the "cop bar"?

7. Why does Julia take the motel room's only chair and leave Frank in the bed?

8. How does Lloyd respond to the prospect of the trip to Florida?

9. What do Julia and Lillian discover in Hazel Marie's room?

10. How does Lloyd react to Julia's treatment of the theater employee?

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