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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 Suzanne call Melanie's daughter(s)?
(a) Munchkin.
(b) Melanie only has sons.
(c) Number one, two, three and four.
(d) Number one and two.
2. What did Katie do on July 18th?
(a) Cooked Matt a special dinner.
(b) Went to the doctor's.
(c) Celebrated her mother's birthday.
(d) Quit her job.
3. What does Katie say about Matt as a lover?
(a) She is worried about their compatibility.
(b) He may have been perfect for Suzanne but is not quite on the mark for her.
(c) He tried very hard, but fumbled a bit.
(d) He was the perfect lover for her.
4. What does Katie try to remember about Matt?
(a) If he is still working as a house painter.
(b) If he likes to go by his full name.
(c) If he lives in New York City.
(d) If he is married.
5. How does Suzanne meet Matt Wolfe?
(a) She meets him at a friend's party.
(b) She meets him where she works.
(c) She has a flat tire.
(d) She meets him on a cruise.
Short Answer Questions
1. What happens that Suzanne ends up in a hospital?
2. Of what material are some of the balls made that Suzanne has to balance?
3. Of what is Suzanne's work ball made?
4. When had Katie found a package on her doorstep?
5. What does Katie's mother say about Matt?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Suzanne describe Melanie Bone?
2. Describe what happens on July 18.
3. Why does Michael end the relationship with Suzanne?
4. Why is Suzanne writing to her son?
5. What does Katie do when she takes a break from reading Suzanne's diary?
6. What does Katie realize as she slams the diary shut and what does she need?
7. What do Katie and Matt do in the evening after go to the museums?
8. What is Katie not yet ready to tell her family?
9. What has Katie admitted to herself about Suzanne?
10. How does Katie describe Matt and what do they do on the day they meet?
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