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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. How does crying to Sam help Jane?
(a) It helps her make her decision about Oliver.
(b) It releases years of pent up feelings.
(c) It makes him feel sorry for her.
(d) It makes him love her too.
2. What happens when Jane finishes her shower?
(a) She slips.
(b) She feels nervous.
(c) She feels refreshed.
(d) She is appalled to find Sam calmly shaving at the sink.
3. While Rebecca climbs through the ruins of the Midwest Airlines Flight 997 crash, what does Jane remember?
(a) How she misses Oliver.
(b) How she put holes in her diaphragm to get pregnant because Oliver did not want children yet.
(c) How she put Rebecca on that plane.
(d) How she never wanted children.
4. What does Sam tell Hadley to do?
(a) Break up with Rebecca.
(b) Take a vacation to visit his mother.
(c) Quit.
(d) Marry Rebecca.
5. Describe how Jane looks when they have finished?
(a) Worried.
(b) Sad.
(c) Astonished.
(d) Angryl
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Sam do when he notices Jane's wedding ring?
2. What is Joley's goodbye present for Jane?
3. Where are Oliver, Jane and Rebecca going back to?
4. What does Oliver yearn to do?
5. How is Jane surprised by Sam?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Hadley die?
2. What happens when Jane tells her mother about her father's molestations?
3. What does Oliver recall about the morning after his wedding?
4. What do Sam and Hadley discuss over beer?
5. What takes place in the last moments between Sam and Jane?
6. What advice does Joley give Jane? How does she respond?
7. How does the relationship between Jane and Sam change?
8. How do Sam's actions show he is interested in Jane?
9. What does Jane do as Rebecca climbs through the ruins of the airplane?
10. What happens to Jane when her mother and father argue and her mother eventually leaves?
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