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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. What color is the door at The Never Dry?

2. What is the name of the desk clerk who checks Hannah and Bailey into their hotel in Austin?

3. In 2008, when was the Episcopal church closed because of a fire?

4. How far is the Austin Episcopal church from the football stadium?

5. What does Hannah wear in "Two Can Play at That Game"?

Short Essay Questions

1. What information does Hannah find about Charlie Smith?

2. What fantasy does Hannah have about flying to Austin?

3. Why does Elenor McGovern at the Episcopal Church say it was not possible that Bailey was at a wedding at the church in the fall of 2008?

4. What does Bailey remember that makes her realize that Hannah is right and her father is not really Owen Michaels?

5. What do Bailey and Hannah discover when they see a photograph for Katherine Smith?

6. What does Jake's investigator discover?

7. Why does Antone's catch Bailey's eye when she and Hannah are walking in Austin?

8. What does Hannah remember about the one and only time she visited Austin?

9. Why does Hannah not want Bailey to go into The Never Dry Bar with her?

10. What information does Jules call Hannah with regarding Bailey's piggy bank?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Each chapter has a title heading that indicates something that happens in a chapter. Do chapter titles reveal plot information? Do they create or reduce suspense? How does the author use chapter titles in The Last Thing He Told Me?

Essay Topic 2

Bailey is antagonistic toward Hannah. Why is Bailey antagonistic toward Hannah? How and why does their relationship change?

Essay Topic 3

Hannah decides to go to Austin. What information does Hannah consider as she considers going to Austin? What type of reasoning does she use to reach the conclusion that she and Bailey needed to go there?

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