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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. How many children were in Birdie's family, including herself?
2. What is the temperature when Lucy and her children arrive at Cheyne Walk in Chapter 38?
3. How much do Lucy and Miller think Phin's place is worth in Chapter 36?
4. In Chapter 35, from where do Lucy and the children take a ferry to England?
5. In Chapter 44, how late is Libby for her meeting with Cerian Tahany?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did Henry learn who Serenity's father was?
2. How do Lucy and the children get inside 16 Cheyne Walk?
3. In Chapter 36, what does Phin tell Lucy and Miller about his family?
4. What to Phin and Henry tell each other they want to do when they grow up?
5. How did Clemency find her mother?
6. What does Libby say when Dido tells her that she and Miller have a connection?
7. What does Libby learn about Miller on the trip from London?
8. What does Miller learn about Birdie?
9. How does Phin show Libby and Miller what Cheyne Walk looked like before David arrived?
10. In Chapter 39, where do Libby and MIller find themselves when they wake?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
In media res is the technique of beginning a story with a pivotal point or a situation that is the end to a series of events. Where does Jewell begin the story? How does she plunge into the story without an explanation? How does beginning the story in the middle of the action affect the plot and affect readers?
Essay Topic 2
Miller is an investigative reporter. What skills does Miller have because of his job? How does he use those skills to help Libby solve the mystery of her birth family?
Essay Topic 3
A character arc is the inner journey of a character in a book. What is Libby’s character arc, and what situations influence her growth and transformation?
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