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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. Charlie tells Eve in Chapter 1 that her French cousins had a summer house outside where?
(a) Le Havre.
(b) Le Marche.
(c) Roubaix.
(d) Rouen.

2. What composer is described in Chapter 12 as an Impressionist but less indulgent than Debussy?
(a) Satie.
(b) Berlioz.
(c) Beethoven.
(d) Mozart.

3. Who is the German ace pilot that Eve managed to compile a report on in Chapter 16?
(a) Gunther Rall.
(b) Hermann Goring.
(c) Max Immelmann.
(d) Adolf Galland.

4. What does Charlie say Eve's hands look like when she first meets her in Chapter 1?
(a) Sharp hooks.
(b) Lobster claws.
(c) Ragged stumps.
(d) Penguin wings.

5. Rene described the Klimt painting called Danae as one of a woman visited by whom in Chapter 16?
(a) Thor.
(b) Attar.
(c) Zeus.
(d) Dionysus.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does "Marguerite" mean?

2. What kind of car does Finn have in the beginning of the novel?

3. What did Charlie study in college?

4. What did Charlie major in at college?

5. Who did Eve ask to feed the tabby cat extra scraps when she was gone in Chapter 4?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is the narrative style of this novel unique?

2. Who is James and why is he significant in the novel?

3. By what methods do Eve and the other spies transmit messages in the novel?

4. Who was Baudelaire and what is his significance in The Alice Network?

5. What causes the conflict between Charlie and her mother in Chapter 15?

6. How are Charlie's difficulties in obtaining her money indicative of the times in the novel?

7. What happens at the pawn shop in Chapter 3?

8. How is Violette described when her character is introduced in Chapter 8?

9. Where is Charlie going with her mother in Chapter 1? Why? Where are they when the novel opens?

10. Why does Charlie seek out Evelyn Gardiner? Where does she find her?

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