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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 Sabine dreams of Phan on this night they are in what city?
(a) Los Angeles.
(b) Paris.
(c) Vancouver.
(d) London.
2. Who had invited Sabine to dinner after their appearance on The Tonight Show?
(a) Phan.
(b) Johnny Carson.
(c) Ed McMahon.
(d) Parsifal.
3. Where has Sabine been sleeping the last few nights?
(a) A motel.
(b) Kitty's old room
(c) Bertie's old room.
(d) A rollaway bed.
4. Sabine tells Kitty that Parsifal built his business on _____________ bought at a flea market.
(a) a chair.
(b) a comic book.
(c) a rug.
(d) a basket.
5. Sabine thinks that none of life's troubles ever showed on _____________ face.
(a) her own.
(b) her mother's.
(c) Phan's.
(d) Parsifal's.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Howard's last name?
2. How does Dot feel about how she handled the family situation after her husband was killed?
3. What had Dot always expected would happen in her life?
4. What does Sabine think of her father?
5. Sabine equates Wal-Mart to ___________________.
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Howard Plate and what can be assumed by his behavior?
2. Who are Kitty's sons and what do they find fascinating about Sabine?
3. How are Sabine's memories of the Tonight Show performance different from how the Fetters family views it?
4. How do Sabine's views of the world differ from Dot's perspective?
5. How does the kiss from Kitty give Sabine some satisfaction over Howard and his threatening behavior?
6. Why does Sabine realize a newfound respect for Howard?
7. How is Parsifal's true past so different from the one Sabine had always envisioned?
8. What does Sabine make of the kiss from Kitty?
9. What does Sabine wonder about the residents of Alliance as they drive Bertie to the emergency room?
10. What are the circumstances in which Kitty kisses Sabine?
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