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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 the voice say to Emma when she is held fast in the kitchen?
(a) That Sutton is dead.
(b) That Emma is now Sutton.
(c) That Emma is next.
(d) That Emma better leave town now.

2. What does Emma start to suspect as the girls play a drinking game?
(a) Madeleine may have set up the situation as a prank.
(b) Emma cannot hold her liquor like Sutton did.
(c) Charolotte may have set up the situation as a prank.
(d) Sutton may have set up the situation as a prank.

3. Of what does Charlotte accuse Ethan?
(a) Of being in love with Sutton.
(b) Of being gay.
(c) Of being a stalker.
(d) Of lying to them.

4. Who appears to Emma in a dream?
(a) Sutton.
(b) No one.
(c) Becky.
(d) Her mother.

5. Where does Laurel take Emma?
(a) To the beach.
(b) To Charlotte's.
(c) To Garrett's.
(d) To Madeline's.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where do Garrett and Emma end up for lunch?

2. What necklace is left with Emma?

3. Where does Laurel remind Emma that they are going?

4. Who emerges from a hiking trail as Emma and Garrett are talking?

5. What does Emma discover in her pocket?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Garrett become angry with Emma at the party?

2. What other things could Laurel know that might implicate her in Sutton's death?

3. What does Emma figure Laurel could have done as far as luring Emma there and the note on Sutton's car?

4. What theory do Emma and Sutton derive from Laurel's reaction to the note?

5. What does Emma realize about Sutton and why?

6. How does Nisha try to humiliate Sutton?

7. Where does Emma go for a sleepover and why is Gabby disgruntled?

8. What game do the girls play and what does Emma realize?

9. Why does Emma invite Madeline to the spa and what do the two talk about?

10. What does Emma find in her pocket and what does Nisha say about the note??

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