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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. Who buys Camille a drink at the bar in Chapter 11?
(a) An old family friend.
(b) Three guys from her class.
(c) Her ex-boyfriend.
(d) Her high school teacher.

2. Who is not welcomed at the party that Amma and Camille go to?
(a) Meredith Wheeler.
(b) Amma.
(c) John Keene.
(d) Camille.

3. Where do Camille and Richard go after dinner in Chapter 8?
(a) The woods where Ann's body was found.
(b) Camille's house.
(c) Garrett Park.
(d) Richard's apartment.

4. What does Amma say about the blue medicine Adora gives them?
(a) It will make you feel better.
(b) It makes you hot and drooly and Adora can bring her friends in to look at you.
(c) It will make you throw up.
(d) It brings your fever down.

5. What is Camille's most evocative childhood scent?
(a) Alcohol.
(b) Bleach.
(c) Roses.
(d) Cough Syrup.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Camille plan to get a comment from Richard in Chapter 12?

2. Who is waiting for Camille when she gets home from her shopping trip?

3. Where does Camille take Richard in Chapter 10?

4. What game to they all play while at the party in Chapter 12?

5. What does Meredith tell Camille about Ann?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Meredith Wheeler upset about in Chapter 10?

2. What is one of the stories that Camille tells Richard about Wind Gap's violent history?

3. What is Mrs. Keene's reaction to Camille in Chapter 8?

4. What happens in the one room school house in the woods in Chapter 10?

5. What is Camille's experience at Katie Lacey's house in Chapter 9?

6. What lies has Adora been telling Alan about Camille?

7. What happens at the Woodberry in Chapter 9?

8. What does Camille learn about Natalie after talking to John in Chapter 10?

9. What do Camille and Amma do in Chapter 12?

10. Why does Camille go to see Richard at the start of Chapter 12?

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