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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 31, whom does Janet recommend Alice go see?
(a) A psychologist.
(b) A teacher.
(c) A doctor.
(d) A psychic.
2. In Chapter 26, Alice learns she has a chance to escape her story if she can do what to it?
(a) Destroy it.
(b) Deconstruct it.
(c) Direct it.
(d) Destabilize it.
3. What is the name of Janet's girlfriend?
(a) Ingrid.
(b) Ilsa.
(c) Imogen.
(d) Irene.
4. Who arrives on bicycles to save Princess Alice, as explained in Chapter 29?
(a) Ella and Althea.
(b) Finch and Janet.
(c) Janet and Ingrid.
(d) The Spinner and Alain.
5. Whom does Alice slap in Chapter 19?
(a) Twice-Killed-Katherine.
(b) Hansa.
(c) Althea.
(d) Finch.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where are Ella and Alice living in Chapter 31?
2. What is odd about the orchard Alice enters in Chapter 21?
3. How does Alice use the comb in Chapter 21?
4. According to Althea in Chapter 23, when she could not leave the Hinterland, what did she do?
5. According to Althea in Chapter 23, who sent the letter informing Ella that Althea had died?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens when a suitor finally completes Princess Alice's task, as explained in Chapter 29?
2. Who is Alain? What does he want from Alice in Chapter 26?
3. Where does Alice find herself in Chapter 20? What instructions is she given?
4. What does Alice learn from Althea about Althea and the Hinterland in Chapter 23?
5. According to Janet in Chapter 25, how did she and Althea meet?
6. What is the true identity of the younger suitor, as explained in Chapter 29?
7. What is happening inside Alice's castle in Chapter 28?
8. How does Twice-Killed-Katherine taunt Alice in Chapter 19? How does Alice respond?
9. In Chapter 22, what does Alice experience inside the Hazel Wood?
10. What happened to Ella following her abduction, as she explains in Chapter 31?
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