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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 ballet does Catherine know she should be practicing for in Chapter 22?
(a) Giselle.
(b) Madame Butterfly.
(c) Swan Lake.
(d) The Nutcracker.
2. Whose graduation does Catherine attend in Chapter 21?
(a) Julian's.
(b) Christopher's.
(c) Dr. Paul's.
(d) Carrie's.
3. How does Catherine sneak away in Chapter 21 to attend the graduation?
(a) She claims her sister died.
(b) She drugs Julian.
(c) She steals a car.
(d) She hides on a boat.
4. Who does Catherine follow in Chapter 32, to learn her grandmother's schedule?
(a) Her mother.
(b) The butler.
(c) Her father.
(d) A nurse.
5. How does Catherine describe Julian after being married to him?
(a) Loving.
(b) Forgiving.
(c) Selfless.
(d) Controlling.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where, in Chapter 34, does Catherine sneak into?
2. What does Catherine put in her grandmother's hair in Chapter 32?
3. What does Catherine tell Bart Winslow in Chapter 33?
4. What happens to Foxworth Hall?
5. Who is in the hospital at the start of Chapter 20?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe what the attic looks like when Catherine returns in Chapter 34.
2. Who proposes to Carrie in Chapter 28, and what happens as a result of the proposal?
3. What secret does Catherine keep from Julian in Chapter 21 and why?
4. What does Catherine announce to the guests at the party in Chapter 34? What is Bart's reaction?
5. Why is Bart Winslow unhappy in his marriage to Corrine?
6. Who replaces Catherine in the production of Giselle and why?
7. For what does Catherine approach Bart Winslow in Chapter 26?
8. What is Carrie's emotional state in Chapter 25, and who does she work for?
9. What does Catherine tell Bart at the start of Chapter 33, and what is his reaction?
10. What happens to Catherine when she invites Bart Winslow to dinner in Chapter 31?
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