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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 did Kitty want moved before the party in Chapter 29?
(a) Dining room table.
(b) Sofa.
(c) Piano.
(d) Bed.
2. In Chapter 33, who helped Joan take the dishes to the house?
(a) Reg.
(b) Len.
(c) Evelyn.
(d) Moss.
3. At the end of Chapter 20, what did Reg call Moss?
(a) Hardheaded.
(b) Pragmatic.
(c) Unrealistic.
(d) Idealist.
4. In Chapter 23, what flowers did Kitty have with her?
(a) Gardenias.
(b) Daisies.
(c) Poppies.
(d) Roses.
5. For how many years did Kitty look for Wilhelm Hoffman?
(a) From 1974 to 1987.
(b) From 1959 to 1969.
(c) From 1960 to 1986.
(d) From 1965 to 1974.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 28, by what time did Evelyn had everyone organized?
2. In Chapter 21, what does Evie say that her uncle Moss did?
3. What were Anne and Joan drinking in Chapter 28?
4. What bird did Reg and Kitty watch as they sat together in Chapter 35?
5. In Chapter 29, who did Kitty remember being frightened by the fog on the island?
Short Essay Questions
1. What dream awakened Kitty in Chapter 29?
2. What does Min say about selling the island in Chapter 8?
3. In Chapter 26 what did Joan and her father do together when they returned to the island?
4. What were Kitty's thoughts when she watched Len and Reg walk toward her and the others?
5. What news did the Miltons and Dunc learn about Elsa and her family in Chapter 23?
6. In Chapter 30, what does Anne think when she sees the photograph of Moss, Evelyn, Joan, and Dickie that Evie shows her?
7. What does Dick Sherman reveal to Evie and her cousins about a request from their grandmother?
8. Who was Evie's father and what does she remember about him in Chapter 30?
9. In Chapter 24, what papers did Len find at Milton Higginson?
10. What does Evie remember about dinnertime on the island at the end of Chapter 27?
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