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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 Catalina say when Agnes asks about Meaker's personal life?
(a) He has a wife.
(b) He lost his family in the war.
(c) He wants to eat well.
(d) They do not pry.

2. What does Mrs. Townsend do without Agnes's permission that makes Anges angry?
(a) Breaks up with her boyfriend on her behalf.
(b) Calls her parents.
(c) Reades her journal.
(d) Washes her clothes.

3. What does Fabienne tell Anges people will say if Anges says she does not want to go to England?
(a) That Agnes is smart.
(b) That Agnes is scared.
(c) That Agnes will always be a writer.
(d) That Agnes is an idiot.

4. Who does Mrs. Townsend say Agnes should not get any more letters from?
(a) Jacques.
(b) Henri.
(c) Michele.
(d) Richarde.

5. Whose French is not very good, according to Agnes?
(a) M. Devaux's.
(b) Joline's.
(c) Mrs. Townsend's.
(d) Caleb's.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Fabienne ask Agnes to write to her about?

2. Who is everyone's favorite singer?

3. Who does Mrs. Townsend ask Agnes if she misses?

4. What does Agnes think of her "friends" at school?

5. Who tells Agnes not to wait too long to write another book?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the photographer in Part IV tell Agnes about what he thinks about her future?

2. How does Fabienne react when Agnes says they can go to America together?

3. What does Mrs. Townsend tell Agnes she once aspired to?

4. What does Mrs. Townsend admonish Agnes for in Part IV?

5. What does Fabienne often write about in her letters to Agnes?

6. What does Agnes learn about her own journal in Part IV?

7. Who is Jaques?

8. Why does Mrs. Townsend say Agnes's school fees will be covered?

9. What does Agnes think of having to call Mrs. Townsend "Kazumi"?

10. What does Fabienne say people will think about Agnes if she does not want to go to school in England?

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