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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What job does Martin (Rodney and Chrissie's friend mentioned in chapter 13) have?
(a) Carer.
(b) Secretary.
(c) Nurse.
(d) Construction worker.

2. In chapter 15, why does Tommy tell Kathy he wanted to find the Judy Bridgewater tape for her?
(a) He stole it in the first place.
(b) He saw the guardians take it from her room.
(c) He imagined it over and over when it first went missing.
(d) He knew Ruth stole it in the first place.

3. In chapter 13, why does Ruby become irate when Kathy suggests they switch seats?
(a) Ruby does not want Kathy to grow close to Rodney.
(b) Ruby does not like Rodney.
(c) Ruby does not like Kathy.
(d) Ruby does not want Kathy growing closer to Tommy.

4. In chapter 14, what was the predominate theme of the artwork in Portway Studios?
(a) Children.
(b) Clones.
(c) Space exploration.
(d) The sea.

5. In chapter 15, what does Tommy suggest Madame does with the art from the Hailsham students?
(a) Uses it to determine who should become a donor.
(b) Uses it to raise money for the school.
(c) Uses it to determine who should receive deferments.
(d) Uses it to determine when a clone should train as a carer.

6. What are dream futures, as the narrator describes in chapter 12?
(a) A future the clones plan to pursue before their donations begin.
(b) A future that the clones hope they can earn the money to pursue while training as carers.
(c) A future the clones know will never come true.
(d) A future the clones plan to pursue once their donations are done.

7. What was Kingsfield before it became a donor center?
(a) A public hospital.
(b) A health spa.
(c) A holiday camp.
(d) A private school.

8. At what job does Rodney and Chrissie report Ruth's possible worked at?
(a) A medical job.
(b) An office job.
(c) An artisitc job.
(d) A janitor's job.

9. What promise does the narrator make to Ruth after her second donation in chapter 19?
(a) That she will find Miss Geraldine for her.
(b) That she will be Tommy's carer.
(c) That she will bring Tommy back to her.
(d) That she will find Madame for her.

10. In chapter 15, what does Tommy tell Kathy that he heard Miss Emily said about the artwork Madame took from the school?
(a) It was to provide money for their futures.
(b) It revealed their souls.
(c) It proved they were intelligent.
(d) It showed each student's future potential.

11. In chapter 15, what do Kathy and Tommy talk about?
(a) Ruth.
(b) Hailsham's students.
(c) The deferrment.
(d) Sneaking away from the Cottages.

12. In chapter 15, why does Tommy think he has blown his future by refusing to participate in art at Hailsham?
(a) They have nothing to earn money for his care.
(b) They have nothing to determine if he should be a donor.
(c) He has nothing they can use to determine if he should get a deferment.
(d) They have nothing to help choose when he should become a carer.

13. What does Ruth want to do after being run off from the office where her possible works in chapter 14?
(a) She wants to go home.
(b) She wants to go back.
(c) She wants to confront the woman.
(d) She wants to forget the whole episode.

14. In chapter 16, what does the narrator suggest is bothering Tommy?
(a) Ruth's behavior toward him.
(b) Ruth's inability to be friends with Kathy.
(c) Ruth's choice to end their relationship.
(d) Ruth's decision to become a carer.

15. In chapter 15, why does the narrator tell Tommy she often looks at models in magazines?
(a) To find her parents.
(b) To find her possible.
(c) To find lost friends.
(d) To find someone to admire.

Short Answer Questions

1. In chapter 16, why does the narrator feel she must apologize to Ruth?

2. In chapter 18, the narrator learns that Hailsham is to be turned into what?

3. Where is the recovery center where Ruth is living during her donations?

4. In chapter 16, what does Ruth begin to forget?

5. Who appears out of the darkness of the room at the end of chapter 21?

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