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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 55, what does Rebecca tell Avery her job was when Emily was alive?
(a) To speak for Emily.
(b) To keep Emily happy.
(c) To keep Emily sage from their parents.
(d) To pay Emily's bills.
2. What is the clue from the bridge?
(a) 8.
(b) 9.
(c) 0.
(d) 1.
3. What does Nan ask Avery to bring to her?
(a) The book she is reading.
(b) The breakfast tray of pastries.
(c) Her wine.
(d) The dog.
4. In Chapter 61, why does Libby get mad at Avery?
(a) Avery tell sher she can not really play the piano.
(b) Avery tells her to go home.
(c) Avery does not tell her she was shot at.
(d) Avery tells her to take Drake back.
5. In Chapter 56, how does Avery get back to Hawthorne House from the woods?
(a) By plane.
(b) By boat.
(c) On foot.
(d) In an SUV with three bodyguards.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 40, what do Jameson and Avery do?
2. In Chapter 46, where does Jameson take Avery?
3. How does Avery remember Skye describing Jameson?
4. What does Grayson hand to Avery at the foundation that makes her angry at first?
5. In Chapter 66, what does Avery have a hard time doing?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens right after Avery and Jameson kiss?
2. In Chapter 43, what does Avery tell the press to distract them from Drake?
3. What do Jameson and Avery find on the bridge in Chapter 47?
4. What does Avery try to find in Chapter 61 when she stays home from school?
5. What does Rebecca tell Avery about Emily's history with the Hawthornes?
6. What does Avery criticize Libby for in Chapter 62?
7. What does Oren tell Avery about how he will be treating her after the shooting attack?
8. Who tells everyone in Hawthorne House about Avery kissing Jameson?
9. Why does Avery go to the armory with Oren?
10. Who does Skye say chose her sons' middle names?
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