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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. In Chapter 7, how long has Libby worked for an expensive kitchen design company?
(a) 4 years.
(b) 6 years.
(c) 7 years.
(d) 5 years.

2. What is the name of Birdie's cat?
(a) Haru.
(b) Mei.
(c) Suki.
(d) Mochi.

3. What were the initials of the man who died with Henry Sr. and Martina?
(a) CR.
(b) AW.
(c) BJ.
(d) DT.

4. What time does it get dark in Chapter 33?
(a) A little after 9.
(b) 8:30 p.m.
(c) Not until nearly 10.
(d) 9:30 p.m.

5. How much does the solictor think Libby might get after expenses if she sells the house she has inherited?
(a) 2 million pounds.
(b) 4 million pounds.
(c) 3 1/2 million pounds.
(d) 1 1/2 million pounds.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many hours a day does Sally teach all the children around the kitchen table?

2. What was painted on the side of the crib where Libby was found?

3. What does Phil buy at the Kensington Market?

4. Where did Henry have a place offered to him after he left Portman House School?

5. How long was the shoot for Birdie's pop video in Chapter 6?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Lucy tell Marco when he questions her decision to go to see his father alone?

2. Why does Lucy avert her gaze from the foot of the stone staircase in Michael's house?

3. What does Henry's mother tell him about finances?

4. What story does Lucy tell Michael to explain why she wants passports?

5. What does the narrator in the Prologue say about life after unidentified people arrived?

6. Why does Phin say that his family had to leave Brittany?

7. What happens after it is learned that Birdie and David are having an affair?

8. How long has Libby known Dido, and what does she know about her?

9. What do Libby, Dido, and Miller find in an attic bedroom when they search the house in Chapter 21?

10. What type of routine develops in 1989 ad Cheyne Walk?

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