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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 the character who stayed with the family before the start of the story?
(a) Mr. Hay.
(b) Mrs. Helen.
(c) Miss Holly.
(d) Mrs. Hay.

2. What is the youngest Kelvey's name?
(a) Else.
(b) Elsa.
(c) Elise.
(d) Elle.

3. What do Isabel's friends compete for during playtime?
(a) Who can skip rope the best.
(b) To be her special friend.
(c) Who got the best grades on the test.
(d) Who is teacher's pet.

4. What part of Lil does our Else always hold onto?
(a) Her shoulder.
(b) Her dress.
(c) Her shawl.
(d) Her arm.

5. What color is our Else's dress?
(a) Brown.
(b) White.
(c) Yellow.
(d) Green.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Kezia tell Isabel to remember to tell all of their friends about?

2. What tool is used to open the dollhouse?

3. What does Kezia think is too large for the dollhouse?

4. Which are the only girls who do not surround Isabel during playtime?

5. How are our Else's shoes described?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is the way the dollhouse door discussed and what is it compared to?

2. How are the Kelvey's clothing described?

3. What are Mrs. Burnell's rules for when their friends come to see the dollhouse?

4. Who sends a dollhouse to the Burnell family and why?

5. What does Isabel tell her sisters about who will tell their friends about the dollhouse?

6. Why do the Kelveys stay away from Isabel when she is telling her friends about the dollhouse?

7. What does Aunt Beryl feel in regards to the way the dollhouse smells?

8. What does the Kelvey's mother do for work and where is there father?

9. What part of the house does Kezia like best? How does she feel about it in relation to other things in the house?

10. What does Isabel tell her sisters that she and her mother have already decided when they are heading to school before they tell anyone about the dollhouse?

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