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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 is Jo's full name?
(a) Joelle Kaufman.
(b) Jolene Kaufman.
(c) Josephine Kaufman.
(d) Josette Kaufman.
2. Who is Jo's best friend's boyfriend in high school?
(a) Marshall Macker.
(b) Bobby Carver.
(c) James Lavine.
(d) Mark Smith.
3. Whose farmhouse does Bethie stay at on the way to the music festival in Part II?
(a) Farrel's.
(b) Scout's.
(c) James's.
(d) Cindy's.
4. What does Harold Jefferson's father do for a living?
(a) He is a bank teller.
(b) He is a doctor.
(c) He is a lawyer.
(d) He is a preacher.
5. Which of Sarah's sisters died of breast cancer?
(a) Nonie.
(b) Iris.
(c) Flora.
(d) Ellen.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Bethie think of Devon as in Part II?
2. What play had Jo seen Shelley perform in?
3. What is the name of Uncle Mel's housekeeper?
4. Which of the following sports does Jo play in high school?
5. What does Shelley call Jo as a playful nickname?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Bethie try for the first time when she visits Jo at college in Part II?
2. What role does Jo's high school friend Lynnette play in her life?
3. In Part I, what happens that makes Jo want to run away from home?
4. What happens between Jo and Sarah at Thanksgiving dinner in Part II?
5. What does Bethie remember about being Esther in the Hebrew School play when she was 11?
6. What happens to Bethie when she goes to the Newport music festival in Part II?
7. When Jo is a young child and standing outside the Kaufman's new home on Alhambra Street for the first time, what makes Sarah so angry?
8. How does Jo react when Lynnette tells her about her plans to have sex with her boyfriend for the first time?
9. How does Sarah treat Jo and Bethie differently when they are little girls?
10. Why is Jo hesitant to believe Shelley might like her romantically in Part II?
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