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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 Jane feel when she climbs into her car to find Rebecca there?
(a) Angry.
(b) Sad.
(c) Worried.
(d) Startled.

2. How does Sam apologize for the sheep shearing incident?
(a) He makes her dinner.
(b) He offers his mother's clothes for her to wear.
(c) He says he is sorry.
(d) He buys her new clothes.

3. What is Joley's goodbye present for Jane?
(a) He buys her a car.
(b) He hugs her and hands her a card.
(c) He leads Oliver away, so Jane and Sam have time alone.
(d) He punches Oliver.

4. On the ride back to shore, about what does Oliver confide?
(a) He misses his daughter.
(b) He wants to go home.
(c) He does not love his wife.
(d) Jane and how he wants Jane to know he is in Massachusetts.

5. Between what does Jane feel torn?
(a) Her love for Oliver and her love for Sam.
(b) Staying married and getting divorced.
(c) Pleasing herself or her daughter.
(d) Her desire to be home and with Sam.

Short Answer Questions

1. At the Slegg home, how does Oliver convince Mrs. Slegg into letting him check the house for his daughter?

2. How is Jane surprised by Sam?

3. How does Jane's mother initially react when she tells her about her father molesting her?

4. What does Joley describe in this chapter?

5. For what does Jane wish when she tells Rebecca that she and Sam are friends?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when Oliver arrives at the Hansen's orchard?

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

3. How does Oliver help a whale?

4. What takes place when Jane and Rebecca visit the Shedd Aquarium?

5. What is Sam's view of the sheep shearing incident?

6. How does Hadley die?

7. How do Sam's actions show he is interested in Jane?

8. What does Joley say in his letter to Jane?

9. How does this scene become slightly awkward?

10. What does Jane admit to Joley about Sam?

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