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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. How can Tony's mood be described in Part 3: Chapter 2?
(a) Confused.
(b) Angry.
(c) Apathetic.
(d) Depressed.
2. Where did Emily go the night ending in the mysterious apartment?
(a) To Sarah's.
(b) To a party thrown by business associates.
(c) To her mother's apartment.
(d) To a birthday party.
3. Who is Emily having these conversations with in Part 3: Chapter 1?
(a) Her therapist.
(b) Jack.
(c) Her multiple lovers.
(d) Pookie.
4. What does Tony do after Sarah's death?
(a) Asks for forgiveness.
(b) Gets remarried.
(c) Moves to Asia.
(d) Wins the lottery.
5. What does Emily want to ask Tony in Part 3: Chapter 2?
(a) If he killed Sarah.
(b) For money.
(c) For a job.
(d) About his children.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Emily claim that she uses this topic as a conversation piece in Part 3: Chapter 1?
2. What does Emily demand to know from Peter on the drive in Part 3: Chapter 3?
3. What does Sarah ultimately decide to do at the end of Part 2: Chapter 4?
4. What do Emily and Sarah do at the beginning of Part 2: Chapter 4?
5. How has Emily's boss changed in Part 3: Chapter 2?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the party that Emily attends thrown by a friend in Part 3: Chapter 3.
2. What happens at the beginning of Part 2: Chapter 3?
3. Who is Michael Hogan?
4. Why does Emily call Peter in Part 3: Chapter 3?
5. What happens as a result of Emily's refusal to help Sarah when she considers leaving Tony?
6. What does Emily do concerning her suspicions concerning Sarah's death?
7. What happens with Emily and Howard's relationship at the end of Part 3: Chapter 2?
8. What is happening career-wise for Emily in Part 3: Chapter 3?
9. What happens at Sarah's funeral and reception?
10. What is Peter's reaction to Emily's outburst in the car on the way to his house?
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