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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. Who drives Evelyn home in Chapter 20?
(a) Celia.
(b) Harry.
(c) Ruby.
(d) Don.
2. According to Evelyn in Chapter 6, being wanted means having to do what?
(a) Silence.
(b) Frustrate.
(c) Satisfy.
(d) Need.
3. What gossip magazine often prints photos of Evelyn and Don?
(a) The Weekly Star.
(b) Sub Rosa.
(c) The Hollywood Gossip.
(d) Shhhh.
4. What demand does Frankie make in Chapter 22?
(a) Monique must sign an NDA.
(b) Monique must share the story with a seasoned writer.
(c) Evelyn must do a photo shoot.
(d) Evelyn must agree to a television special.
5. In Chapter 15, Evelyn refuses to let which sort of person push her around?
(a) Someone more talented.
(b) Someone less famous.
(c) Someone less pretty.
(d) Someone more powerful.
Short Answer Questions
1. What demands does Monique make of Frankie in Chapter 22?
2. What is the name of Monique’s father?
3. Who is waiting for Evelyn when she returns home in Chapter 20?
4. Where does Evelyn say she spent her childhood?
5. Monique enjoys writing about what subject, as explained in Chapter 14?
Short Essay Questions
1. How has Monique’s father contributed to her sense of identity, as explained in Chapter 14?
2. How does Evelyn’s dating life propel her career in Chapter 8?
3. How does Evelyn’s friendship with Harry progress in Chapters 9 and 10?
4. How does Evelyn define herself in Chapter 19? How does she refuse to define herself?
5. How is Evelyn Hugo born in Chapter 7?
6. What do readers learn about Monique’s personal life in Chapter 2?
7. What happens when Celia invites Evelyn out for milkshakes, as seen in Chapter 15? How does Evelyn respond? Why?
8. What bargain does Evelyn strike with Celia in Chapter 15?
9. What does Evelyn reveal about her youth in Chapter 4?
10. According to Evelyn in Chapter 5, why is she ready to share her story now?
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