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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. What does Jack believe Mr. Harvey's late wife was called?
(a) Sophie.
(b) Lily.
(c) Alexandra.
(d) Leah.
2. Who is Ruth Connors?
(a) A newspaper reporter.
(b) A classmate of Susie's.
(c) Mr. Harvey's next victim.
(d) Susie's cousin.
3. Who is the narrator of The Lovely Bones?
(a) Mr. Harvey.
(b) Franny.
(c) No one -- this book has a general narrator.
(d) Susie Salmon.
4. When Mr. Harvey dreams of exotic buildings, what country are they located in?
(a) Norway.
(b) America.
(c) Egypt.
(d) England.
5. What body part of Susie does a dog find?
(a) Her hand.
(b) Her elbow.
(c) Her knee.
(d) Her foot.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which piece had Susie always used in the board game the family plays at Christmas?
2. What comfort did Susie offer Ruth after she is reprimanded in art class?
3. How often does Jack walk by Mr. Harvey's house?
4. How does Jack's dog react to Mr. Harvey's house?
5. What board game do the Salmon family play on the first Christmas after Susie died?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Claire?
2. After Susie is murdered, what does Jack want desperately from his dead daughter?
3. What advice did Mr. Harvey's father give to him about how to construct buildings?
4. How does Mr. Harvey ultimately kill Susie?
5. When Lindsey and Ruth are up late talking about Susie at the symposium, what does Lindsey say her bad dreams are about?
6. When Lindsey and Ruth are up late talking about Susie at the symposium, what does Ruth say her bad dreams are about?
7. After she tells of her own murder, what embarrassing story about Lindsey does Susie recall?
8. What surprising advice does Ruana give Jack about what to do about his suspicions of Mr. Harvey?
9. Why is the first picture Susie takes of her mother so memorable to Susie?
10. What tone does the first conversations between Susie and Franny have?
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