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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. When does the Epilogue take place?
(a) 6 months later.
(b) A year later.
(c) 3 months later.
(d) 9 months later.

2. In Chapter 58, What is the date of Janice's journal entry?
(a) 5 months ago.
(b) 6 months ago.
(c) 7 months ago.
(d) 3 months ago.

3. In Chapter 44, when does Emily stop by Jeremy and Janice's house?
(a) 6 months after the adoption.
(b) 3 months after the adoption.
(c) A year after the adoption.
(d) 9 months after the adoption.

4. In Chapter 50, who does Sheila say picked up Emma the day she disappeared?
(a) Charlie.
(b) Jill.
(c) Janice.
(d) Jeremy.

5. In Chapter 43, when is a photo of Jeremy and Janice leaving a mother and baby unit for mothers suffering from postpartum depression published?
(a) December 15, 2000.
(b) December 16, 2000.
(c) December 14, 2000.
(d) December 17, 2000.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Leo's middle name?

2. In Chapter 62, what time does Leo say that he left to drive to Alnmouth?

3. How far along is Emily in her pregnancy when she has some bleeding in Chapter 37?

4. What is the weather like at the end of Chapter 59?

5. How large is the house where Janice and Jeremy live?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Leo drive to Alnmouth?

2. What does Jeremy tell Leo his thoughts were about Emma taking Charlie at the playground?

3. In Chapter 54, who does Jill arrange for Emma to see and why does he come?

4. In Chapter 37, why does Emily go alone on the train to Edinburgh?

5. Why are Emma and Leo not married?

6. In Chapter 51, why does Jill tell Emma that she has picked her up?

7. In Chapter 62, where does Emma go and what does she find?

8. How does post-partum depression affect Emily?

9. Why does Emily worry about having her baby?

10. Why does Emily contact Jeremy Rothschild after she learns she is pregnant, and what does he suggest?

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