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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 is Lynette’s second client’s profession?
(a) He is an IT executive.
(b) He is a financial advisor.
(c) He is a doctor.
(d) He is a lawyer.

2. Why can Lynette not get a loan?
(a) She can't find anyone to give it to her.
(b) She has bad credit.
(c) She has a criminal record.
(d) She doesn't have enough money.

3. How does Lynette know Kenny has to go to the bathroom?
(a) He tells her.
(b) He leaves.
(c) He starts crying.
(d) He starts farting.

4. Why does Kenny start crying at the beginning of the book?
(a) He wants Lynette to get up.
(b) He is hungry.
(c) He wants his mother.
(d) He needs to go to the bathroom.

5. How did Lynette meet her second sex client?
(a) They met at Tulip Pastry Shop.
(b) They met at the 9th Street Bakery.
(c) Gloria introduced them.
(d) They met at the Dutchman's Room.

Short Answer Questions

1. How long was Lynette gone when she ran away from home?

2. What does Kenny’s mother tell him to do when he and Lynette get home from her school?

3. What is the minimum amount that Lynette’s first client’s clients have to do business with him?

4. Where does Lynette work?

5. How old is Lynette’s father?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are Lynette’s conditions for Kenny when she leaves him alone while she goes to work?

2. Why does Lynette want to keep the house?

3. What does Lynette’s first client say his upbringing was like?

4. What is the deal that Lynette’s family made with the owner of the house?

5. What is Shirley’s physical appearance like?

6. What does Kenny look like physically?

7. How does Lynette get the money for the swimming lessons?

8. What is Lynette’s relationship with her second sex client like?

9. What is Lynette’s second sex client’s physical appearance like?

10. What is Doreen’s rationale for not wanting to buy the house and buying a car instead?

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