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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 does Christine rap on the knuckles with a ruler?
(a) Her brother.
(b) Her younger sister.
(c) Mrs. Gamart.
(d) Mr. Raven.

2. Who tells Florence that she is working too hard?
(a) Milo North.
(b) Mrs. Gamart.
(c) Mr. Raven.
(d) Mrs. Gipping.

3. How many books does Florence take with her from the shop?
(a) Five.
(b) Two.
(c) None.
(d) One.

4. Who carries Florence's heavy luggage?
(a) Mr. Gipping.
(b) General Gamart.
(c) Mr. Raven.
(d) Wally.

5. What transportation does Florence take to Liverpool Street?
(a) The bus.
(b) A trolley.
(c) None.
(d) The train.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the City Council open in Hardborough?

2. What is Florence delivering to the Women's Institute?

3. What does Milo North predict for The Bookshop?

4. Where has Florence gone for the day?

5. According to Florence's calculations what is her current bank balance in pounds at the end of Chapter 6?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens immediately after Mr. Brundish leaves The Stead?

2. How does Florence react to Mr. Thornton's suggestions?

3. Why is it ironic that Deben's former wet fish shop will be the home for the new public library?

4. How did Milo betray Florence when she went to pick up new orders in Flintmarket?

5. What is Florence's main priority after the chaos with Mrs. Gamart?

6. For what reasons does Milo North feel that Florence has not yet placed the novel Lolita in her shop? Are his reasons valid? Support your answer with details.

7. Describe Mrs. Gamart's visit to the library in late October.

8. Does Florence feel relief when the Old Shop is first requisitioned? Give supporting details.

9. List three suggestions that Mr. Thornton gives Florence.

10. At what particular times during the year does Milo think that Mrs Gamart wants him to manage any new arts centre?

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