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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. What is Alan eating when he talks to Camille about Adora?
(a) Ice Cream.
(b) Finger sandwiches.
(c) Ham.
(d) Sardines.

2. What does Mrs. Keene call Camille when she finds out she is a reporter?
(a) Heartless.
(b) The enemy.
(c) A parasite.
(d) A monster.

3. Why does Richard get angry at Camille in Chapter 11?
(a) She will not tell him who told her about the biting.
(b) She will not make out with him.
(c) She is getting ready to leave Wind Gap.
(d) She gets too drunk.

4. Where does Camille go when she gets the strength to leave the house in Chapter 13?
(a) Chief Vickery's.
(b) Jackie O'Neele's.
(c) John Keene's.
(d) Sensor's.

5. What advice does Jackie give Camille at the end of Chapter 13?
(a) Watch out for Alan.
(b) Do not drink what Adora gives you.
(c) Leave Wind Gap.
(d) Amma is evil.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the first thing Camille asks when she gets into the Keene home in Chapter 8?

2. Where does Camille take Richard in Chapter 10?

3. What does Marian say to Camille in her dream?

4. Where does Camille meet Richard in Chapter 8?

5. When Camille wakes up again in Chapter 13, where does she find Amma?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 10, Camille sees John Keene up close for the first time. What does he look like?

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

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

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

5. Why does Camille decide to go to the Keene's at the start of Chapter 8?

6. What happens at the Woodberry in Chapter 9?

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

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

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

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

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