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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 much money is Louisa instructed to withdraw every day from the ATM to make payments on the piano?
(a) $200.
(b) $500.
(c) $300.
(d) $1,000.

2. Whose birthday does Louisa mention her mother attending tea for in her letter that opens Chapter 23?
(a) Sandra's.
(b) Maria's.
(c) Georgina's.
(d) Rachel's

3. What is Vincent's last name?
(a) Traynor.
(b) Weber.
(c) Ryan.
(d) Jackson.

4. Where is Louisa's grandfather's funeral held?
(a) London.
(b) Liverpool.
(c) Stortfold.
(d) Leeds.

5. How long has Mrs. De Witt been in the hospital when she is released in Chapter 23?
(a) Ten days.
(b) Twelve days.
(c) Four days.
(d) Six days.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Sam think Josh proposed to Louisa in Chapter 30?

2. What drink does Margot bring to Louisa when she tells her to stop sniveling in Chapter 29?

3. On what days does Louisa work at the Vintage Clothes Emporium in Chapter 23?

4. What does Louisa eat on her flight home for Christmas?

5. What gift does Louisa buy for her father for Christmas?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Agnes instruct Louisa to deduct increments of money from her account?

2. What does Margot give to Louisa when she leaves? Why?

3. What does Agnes reveal about her life in Poland in Chapter 20? Why is this significant?

4. What does Louisa suggest to Mr. Gopnik regarding Agnes in Chapter 16? How does he respond?

5. How does Mrs. De Witt illustrate the theme of female strength?

6. How does the relationship between Louisa and Mrs. De Witt change as Louisa becomes De Witt's caretaker?

7. Why is Louisa unable to attend Thanksgiving Dinner at Ashok's home? How does she feel about this?

8. Where does Margot go to live? Why?

9. Who is Eddie and how does Louisa's family respond to meeting her?

10. What was Mrs. De Witt's former career? How is this reflected in her home?

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