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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. Why does Jack take the plea deal even though he was innocent of the crime?
(a) There was a great deal of evidence against him.
(b) He was told it would stay off his record.
(c) He was protecting the girl.
(d) The policemen said they would find something to arrest him for.

2. What is Catherine's father's profession?
(a) Stock Market Trader.
(b) Doctor.
(c) Teacher.
(d) Reverend.

3. What does Gillian offer to do instead of going to a school dance?
(a) Finish some homework.
(b) Work a shift in the diner.
(c) Care for her father.
(d) Read to her mother.

4. What does Amos do when he can't sleep at night?
(a) Goes to a bar to drink.
(b) Takes a walk in the park.
(c) Goes to get his daughter.
(d) Goes for a run.

5. What celebration does Gillian plan to honor with her friends?
(a) Beltane.
(b) Balrean.
(c) Berlean.
(d) Baltinter.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Jack pretend to be to help Addie when he first meets her?

2. What is Matt's last name?

3. What kind of job does Addie give Jack the first time they meet?

4. Who is Chloe?

5. How did someone know to look for Stuart after his stroke?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Meg do after she gets home from the Wiccan festival?

2. How does Addie find out about Jack's conviction?

3. How did Addie get pregnant with Chloe?

4. What do Gillian and her friends do when Stuart gets sick, and why is this so surprising?

5. What did Wallace and Stuart say about young girls in the diner, and how did Jack respond to this?

6. Why is Addie's father arrested at the beginning of the book?

7. What does Jack do when Gillian tries to talk to him at the diner?

8. When did Jack first take any notice of Catherine?

9. What does Jack do to help Addie when he first meets her in her diner?

10. How does Aldo keep Mountain from violating Jack?

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