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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. How much did the sofa cost that Millie and a police officer sit on in the Prologue?
(a) 5 figures.
(b) $75,000.
(c) 6 figures.
(d) $10,000.

2. What does Andrew's mother send in Chapter 21?
(a) Baby clothes and toys.
(b) A doll for Cecelia.
(c) Books for Cecelia.
(d) Board games.

3. In Chapter 15, when is Nina throwing a PTA gathering in her backyard?
(a) Saturday morning.
(b) Sunday afternoon.
(c) Sunday morning.
(d) Saturday afternoon.

4. On her first day at the Winchester's what does Millie fix for a snack for Cecilia?
(a) Peanut butter and celery.
(b) Peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
(c) Peanut butter and apple.
(d) Peanut butter and banana on crackers.

5. What does Millie take Enzo in Chapter 13?
(a) Glass of iced tea.
(b) Glass of water.
(c) Glass of lemonade.
(d) Glass of soda.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where is Millie cleaning in Chapter 12?

2. For what row are the tickets for the show Nina and Andrew are going to see?

3. In Chapter 8, how many bags of groceries does Millie bring after grocery shopping?

4. Who is Millie named after?

5. What does a woman give Millie when she notices she has a headache?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Millie about to cry when she goes out on the patio before Nina's PTA meeting?

2. What is Cecelia's bedtime routine?

3. What does Millie think about Andrew when the two of them are watching Family Feud?

4. Why has Millie been lying to her parole officer?

5. What do Nina and her friends say about their hired help during the PTA meeting?

6. How does Millie dress for her interview with Nina Winchester?

7. How bad is the kitchen when Millie begins cleaning in Chapter 4?

8. What is it like when Millie is living in her car?

9. Why was Nina in a psychiatric institution?

10. What is Nina doing when Millie comes down in Chapter 7 and why?

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