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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. After a non-stop, three-day drive from Iowa, where does Oliver arrive?
(a) A bar.
(b) A hotel.
(c) The orchard.
(d) The 24-hour Blue Diner in Boston, Massachusetts.

2. How does Oliver first meet Jane?
(a) He runs into her on the beach.
(b) He sees her at a party.
(c) They are in the same biology course.
(d) He finds her purse in the tide pool so he returns it to the address listed inside the purse.

3. What does Oliver do when a humpback whale is beached at Gloucester, Massachusetts?
(a) He calls the Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies and tells them what he needs and that he is on his way.
(b) He goes to see it.
(c) He calls friends to check on it.
(d) He ignores it.

4. What does Jane do when Joley follows her to the bathroom, asking if she is okay?
(a) She cries on his shoulder.
(b) She pushes him away.
(c) She says she is fine.
(d) She asks him to stay with her.

5. What kind of pain is Jane causing Sam?
(a) Heart palpitations.
(b) Heartache.
(c) A two-day-old headache.
(d) Stomach pains.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who finds Jane in the neighbor's yard?

2. What does Oliver demand of Sam?

3. How does Arlo van Cleeb greet Rebecca?

4. In what does Oliver get his Master's from Harvard?

5. Where are Oliver, Jane and Rebecca going back to?

Short Essay Questions

1. What takes place between Jane and Sam?

2. What takes place between Jane and Sam?

3. How does Oliver help a whale?

4. What happens at the John Hopkins medical museum?

5. What happens the next morning after Jane sleeps with Sam?

6. How does this scene become slightly awkward?

7. How does Oliver try to show Jane and Rebecca where he is?

8. How do Oliver's plans to find Jane and Rebecca change?

9. What happens when Jane tells her mother about her father's molestations?

10. How does the relationship between Jane and Sam change?

(see the answer keys)

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