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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. How does Ben talk to Gillian?
(a) As if he is in thrall to her.
(b) As if she is stupid.
(c) As if she is smart.
(d) In a slow, sexy voice.

2. What does Gillian do with the girls when they leave the backyard?
(a) Takes them to the library.
(b) Takes them to the ice cream parlor.
(c) Makes them tea.
(d) Makes them chocolate chip cookies.

3. Who is Gillian dating?
(a) No one.
(b) Gideon.
(c) Thomas Jones.
(d) Ben Frye.

4. When is Maria often seen traveling?
(a) Early afternoon.
(b) Very early in the morning.
(c) At night.
(d) Midday.

5. What does Gillian do after Sally leaves?
(a) Goes to bed and cries.
(b) Packs her bag and leaves.
(c) Makes dinner for her and the girls.
(d) Goes to a pawn shop to buy a gun.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Sally do when she is driving all over town?

2. What does Gary think about Gillian's answers to his questions?

3. From what state has Gary come to New York?

4. For what is Gary known?

5. What is the woman at the front desk of Gary's motel doing?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Gary figure out that Sally and Gillian know more about Jimmy than they are saying?

2. What does Gideon do after his mother tells him what is going to happen and how does he know if Kylie and him are still friends?

3. Why has Gary come to New York?

4. What does Kylie feel about going to her aunts that summer?

5. What does Kylie receive from her aunts for her birthday and what happens after it is in the house?

6. What does Sally decide to do about Gary?

7. How does Sally meet Gary?

8. What do the aunts do when their concoction is ready and what do their actions help?

9. What does Gary realize about Gillian and what does he think is Sally and Gillian's connection to Jimmy?

10. What does Gillian tell their aunts about Jimmy and what is their aunts' response?

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