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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 does Katie find uncomfortable about her life?
(a) The uncertainty.
(b) The reality of perhaps being a single mother.
(c) Not being completely open with her mother.
(d) The confusion.
2. What did Matt's father do for a living?
(a) Electrician.
(b) Lawyer.
(c) Plumber.
(d) Doctor.
3. What had Matt sworn to Katie?
(a) That he was in the middle of a divorce.
(b) That he was not interested in dating anyone else.
(c) That he intended to marry her.
(d) That he was not married.
4. What does Michael explain to Suzanne as she is recovering from her illness?
(a) He is in love with a woman he meets in Paris.
(b) He is in love with Katie.
(c) He is gay.
(d) He is ending their relationship.
5. What does the note from Matt that is inside the book say?
(a) That he hopes she will read his diary and understand him better.
(b) That he hopes in reading the book, Katie will understand why he married Suzanne.
(c) That he is returning their photo album to her.
(d) That he is sorry for hurting her.
Short Answer Questions
1. What of Matt's is Katie editing?
2. To whom is Suzanne writing in her diary?
3. How does Suzanne meet Matt Wolfe?
4. What does Suzanne say Melanie always has?
5. What does Matt's mother teach Matt?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do Katie and Matt do in the evening after go to the museums?
2. How does Suzanne describe Melanie Bone?
3. Why does Michael end the relationship with Suzanne?
4. What does Suzanne say about Matt's house?
5. What is Katie not yet ready to tell her family?
6. What did Matt do for Katie during the month of June?
7. How does Suzanne end up in the hospital?
8. What does Suzanne say about her perfect night?
9. How does Suzanne describe her new life?
10. What does Katie remember about the night she and Matt made love and Katie becomes pregnant?
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