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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. According to Evelyn, what is heartbreak?
(a) Pain.
(b) Collapse.
(c) Loss.
(d) Failure.

2. What was Evelyn’s birth name?
(a) Evelyn Heras.
(b) Evelyn Hermida.
(c) Evelyn Herrera.
(d) Evelyn Hernandez.

3. In Chapter 24, the tabloids run which story about Evelyn?
(a) That she living with Celia.
(b) That she is in love with Celia.
(c) That she is teaching Celia.
(d) That she is jealous of Celia.

4. How does Monique describe Evelyn upon first meeting her in Chapter 3?
(a) As breathtaking.
(b) As chic.
(c) As daunting.
(d) As off-putting.

5. In return for becoming famous, what does Celia offer Evelyn in Chapter 15?
(a) To help improve her acting skills.
(b) To help her get photographed more often.
(c) To introduce her to powerful producers.
(d) To be a shoulder to cry on.

Short Answer Questions

1. For what compelling piece is Monique known?

2. Where does Evelyn refuse to go with Celia in Chapter 15?

3. What does Evelyn want Monique to do after their project is concluded?

4. Whom does Evelyn meet in Chapter 25?

5. Monique enjoys writing about what subject, as explained in Chapter 14?

Short Essay Questions

1. According to Evelyn in Chapter 5, why is she ready to share her story now?

2. How is Evelyn Hugo born in Chapter 7?

3. What does Monique learn in Chapter 7?

4. How does Evelyn get herself to Hollywood, as explained in Chapter 6?

5. What advice does Evelyn give Celia in Chapter 15?

6. What does Evelyn reveal about her youth in Chapter 4?

7. Who is Monique Grant and what is revealed about her in the first chapter?

8. How does Monique prove herself a shrewd negotiator in Chapters 22 and 23?

9. How does Evelyn define divorce in Chapter 22? According to Evelyn, what is divorce and what is it not?

10. How has Monique’s father contributed to her sense of identity, as explained in Chapter 14?

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