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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. What grade is Mia in?

2. What is the topic of the test that causes Mia dread?

3. What supposed "tourist attraction" did Grandmere point out to Mia?

4. Why does Mia think she is in trouble?

5. How tall is Mia?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Lilly react to the presence of Lars? What is Lilly's advice to Mia regarding Lars?

2. What is Mia's relationship to Lana Weinberger?

3. Why is it suddenly important for Mia to know about being a princess?

4. What is the relationship between Mia and Lilly's brother?

5. Why are Lilly's parents upset with their daughter? What is the potential punishment for Lilly's behavior?

6. Why does Mia hate going to the Plaza Hotel?

7. How does Mia react when Lilly asks if she would choose Josh Richter or Michael as a life partner?

8. Why is Mia so upset when her father tells her about being the Princess of Genovia?

9. What is Lilly's biggest obsession? In what new project are Lilly and Mia involved? Where does it take place?

10. Why do Mia's parents object to her spending the night at Lilly's house?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Lilly's show, "Lilly Tells it Like it Is," is a public access show. What is the purpose of the show? How is it funded? What topics are addressed on the show? Who is the intended audience?

Essay Topic 2

Tina Hakim-Baba is considered to be a social outcast. Why? What makes Tina different? Are the assumptions accurate? What causes Mia to ignore the popular opinion? How does Tina react to the behaviors?

Essay Topic 3

Mia is required to make a list of the top ten women she admires. Who is on the list? What are Mia's reasons for choosing those people? What is Grandmere's reaction? Does Grandmere feel that Mia's choices are appropriate? What is the homework assignment that follows the list?

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