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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 advice does Penelope give Antonia regarding Danus?
(a) End the relationship now.
(b) Marry him as soon as possible.
(c) Be brave to face whatever comes.
(d) Be cautious before getting married.

2. What is Penelope reminded of when she goes to the location in #135?
(a) Her trip to China.
(b) Olivia's apartment.
(c) Divorcing Ambrose.
(d) The first time she met Richard.

3. What secret does Antonia reveal to Penelope?
(a) She loves Danus.
(b) She is returning to Spain.
(c) She is breaking up with Danus.
(d) She is pregnant.

4. What does Olivia find in her mother's room?
(a) A safe.
(b) A letter.
(c) A jewelry box.
(d) A dressmaker's form.

5. What gift does Penelope give to Antonia?
(a) Pearl earrings.
(b) Tennis bracelet.
(c) Car.
(d) Painting.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Penelope feel for her first child?

2. What did Penelope leave to Antonia in her will?

3. About what do Nancy and Noel confront Penelope during the weekend?

4. In what town is the home in #85 located?

5. What type of business does Danus want to start?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are the unhappy implications of Penelope's marriage to Ambrose?

2. How does Penelope meet Richard Lomax?

3. Under what circumstances does Doris become a permanent resident in the Stern household?

4. Why does Penelope's dream of marrying Richard not come true?

5. Where is the painting, The Shell Seekers, now hanging?

6. What does Penelope do on her last day in Porthkerris?

7. Describe the encounter between Noel and Penelope upon Penelope's return from Porthkerris.

8. How does Olivia manage to silence Noel and Nancy's protests about Penelope's will?

9. What is revealed about the mysterious appointment Penelope had in London on the day before her death?

10. Describe Penelope's last few moments in her beloved garden.

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