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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 Megan find she must have shut off while sleeping?
(a) Her air purifier.
(b) Her alarm clock.
(c) Her electric heater.
(d) Her lamp.

2. In Chapter 2, what does Megan share isn't her "cup of tea"?
(a) Non-fiction literature.
(b) Marriage.
(c) Monogomy.
(d) Family celebrations.

3. Where did Megan grow up?
(a) Virginia.
(b) Pennsylvania.
(c) North Carolina.
(d) New Jersey.

4. What does Megan find Patrick has left for her in the kitchen?
(a) A box of candy.
(b) Breakfast.
(c) A rose.
(d) A stuffed bunny.

5. What does Patrick say he will do if Timmy's mother Tilly doesn't return?
(a) He will take Timmy to child services.
(b) He will give Timmy to his parents to raise.
(c) He will try to adopt Timmy.
(d) He will start searching for Tilly.

Short Answer Questions

1. What becomes a ritual for Timmy and Megan over their few days together?

2. At what Time does Patrick drop Timmy off at Megan's in the morning?

3. Who does Patrick liken himself to when he realizes he has to wake Megan up?

4. What skill do both Megan and Patrick lack?

5. At dinner, what does Megan say she's been waiting for Patrick to do?

Short Essay Questions

1. What question does Megan think Patrick is going to ask her after in Chapter 4?

2. What does Megan mean by saying Patrick's nose is "bogus"?

3. What does Megan wear to the door when Patrick comes by to drop off Timmy in Chapter 3?

4. By Chapter 4, what had become a daily ritual for Megan and Timmy?

5. Why doesn't Megan know much about babies?

6. What does Tilly Coogan tell Megan when Tilly leaves her son with her?

7. What leads Megan to believe Tilly Coogan must lead a lonely existence?

8. Describe Patrick's house.

9. Why does Patrick liken himself to Prince Charming at one point in Chapter 3?

10. Why does Megan carry the rabbit in her cloak?

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