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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who becomes especially close to Catherine's child in Chapter 25?

2. At the start of Chapter 19, where is Catherine flying to?

3. What does Bart Winslow tell his guests in Chapter 34, after Catherine makes her announcement?

4. Who dies at the end of Chapter 34?

5. Who arrives at Foxworth Hall shortly before Catherine's mother flees the study?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Carrie angry with Catherine in Chapter 20?

2. What does Dr. Paul think about Catherine's marriage to Julian?

3. What does Catherine tell Bart at the start of Chapter 33, and what is his reaction?

4. Who does Catherine refuse to let move in with her in Chapter 30?

5. Who proposes to Carrie in Chapter 28, and what happens as a result of the proposal?

6. For what does Catherine approach Bart Winslow in Chapter 26?

7. What does Catherine make in Chapter 33 and how does she style her hair prior to the Christmas party hosted by Bart Winslow and her mother?

8. Why is Bart Winslow unhappy in his marriage to Corrine?

9. What happens to Foxworth Hall at the end of Chapter 34, and who dies?

10. What does Catherine do to her grandmother in Chapter 32?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Analyze the gifts Catherine receives at Christmas from Dr. Paul and Christopher. What do the gifts mean to Catherine? What do the gifts suggest about Dr. Paul and Christopher?

Essay Topic 2

Describe the interaction between Amanda and Catherine. What does Amanda tell Catherine? How does this event affect the rest of the plot? Why does Amanda hate Catherine?

Essay Topic 3

When considering V.C Andrews' life, where do you believe she found the inspiration for her book? How does this book cause you to think about the author's life? Why do you believe people are so intrigued by V.C Andrews' stories?

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