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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. What does Libby have to drink in Chapter 10?
(a) Diet Dr. Pepper.
(b) Coke.
(c) Diet Coke.
(d) Pepsi.

2. In the Prologue, how old was the narrator's sister when unidentified people arrived?
(a) 8.
(b) 9.
(c) 10.
(d) 7.

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

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

5. How old were the narrator and his sister when the baby arrived in the Prologue?
(a) 14 and 12.
(b) 17 and 15.
(c) 16 and 14.
(d) 15 and 13.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the name of the man who fixes Lucy's fiddle?

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

3. Where does Libby live in Chapter 1?

4. How long has Dido lived in the cottage on her parent's old estate?

5. In Chapter 18, how many times has Miller Roe been in the house at Cheyne Walk?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why was Libby adopted when she was a baby?

2. Who does Marco think they should get to help them, and why does he know where to find him?

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

4. Who was Birdie Dunlop-Evers, and how did she come to Henry's house?

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

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

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

8. What is the situation for Lucy and her children in Chapter 2?

9. Why does Miller think it is not a homeless person staying at Cheyne Walk?

10. How much does the solicitor believe that Lucy might net after the sale of the house in Chelsea?

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