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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. Who is Mr. Deben?
(a) A fish monger.
(b) The mayor.
(c) A teacher.
(d) A salesman.
2. Who is opening drawers and cupboards at the society party?
(a) Mr. Raven.
(b) The butler.
(c) General Gamart.
(d) Florence Green.
3. Which two people must Florence's new employee satisfy?
(a) Mr. Raven and Violet Gamart.
(b) Milo North and Mr. Raven.
(c) Mr. Thornton and Mr. Keble.
(d) General and Violet Gamart.
4. Who does Mrs. Green assist on her way home in Chapter 1?
(a) Mr. Garmet.
(b) Mrs. Garmet.
(c) Mr. Raven.
(d) Kattie.
5. At the beginning of Chapter 5, who tells Florence that one of the Gipping girls will be visiting the shop?
(a) A telephone operator.
(b) Melody Gipping.
(c) Violet Gamart.
(d) Wally.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which two modern products were among those mentioned in Chapter 3?
2. Who is Kattie?
3. What does Florence note about the author's name of the book Milo suggests?
4. Who does Mr. Raven mention in Chapter 4 to Florence as a possible shop helper?
5. How could the business traffic at The Bookshop be described?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why are the guests not expressing their true feelings about an arts centre to Mrs. Gamart?
2. Why is Mr. Deben following Florence to the kissing-gate?
3. How does Mrs. Gamart try to persuade Florence to rethink her decision to establish the shop?
4. At the beginning of Chapter 3, what meal is Florence preparing for herself?
5. What does Florence realize at the beginning of Chapter 5?
6. Why is Milo North glad that Florence is visiting him?
7. How do the people in the town use the information about the oyster shed to feel powerful?
8. Briefly describe Christine Gipping.
9. Why are the books arranged to the front of the shelves?
10. How does Florence intend to use the oyster shed? Why is this an unwise decision?
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