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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 color is the chair Belle is sitting in by the fire in Chapter 20?
(a) Red.
(b) Purple.
(c) Green.
(d) Burgundy.
2. What emotion do the odd sisters feel when they think Belle and the Beast are falling in love in Chapter 21?
(a) Panic.
(b) Dismay.
(c) Dread.
(d) Fright.
3. What do the sisters have in their hair in Chapter 23?
(a) Rhinestone hair clips.
(b) Diamond barrettes.
(c) Black hats.
(d) Red plumes.
4. In Chapter 13, what was Nanny doing when someone else disappears?
(a) Getting some flowers.
(b) Getting water.
(c) Getting more cobbler.
(d) Using the bathroom.
5. When does Lumiere tell Tulip that he will see her again in Chapter 13?
(a) That evening.
(b) After dinner.
(c) A few hours.
(d) Tomorrow.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who do the sisters send Pflanze to see in Chapter 19?
2. In Chapter 19, what does Belle feel for the Beast after he saves her from the wolves?
3. Where do Tulip and Nanny go after the Prince tries to drag Tulip out the door by her hair in Chapter 13?
4. At the end of Chapter 13, who escorts Nanny and Tulip to their carriage?
5. Who is missing in Chapter 13?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why are the sisters in a panic in Chapter 21?
2. In Chapter 15, what is the Prince's condition?
3. What confrontation does the Prince have with Gaston in Chapter 16?
4. What does the Beast give Belle in Chapter 20?
5. Why is Belle bored at the Beast's castle?
6. Why is the wtiches' curse safe for the moment in Chapter 22?
7. In Chapter 23, what plan do the witches share with Gaston?
8. In Chapter 13, what news does Lumiere bring regarding the Prince's condition?
9. In Chapter 21, how do the sisters get Circe out of the way while they plot to bring down the Beast?
10. What suggestion does Tulip make about dinner that evening in Chatper 13?
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