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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. Where does Maddy's father want to take her for a pregnancy test?
(a) Clarksville.
(b) Juniper.
(c) Nolan.
(d) Springfield.
2. What type of flowers grow in front of Lucille's house that remind Arthur of Nola?
(a) Red roses.
(b) Bleeding hearts.
(c) Miss Kim lilacs.
(d) Pansies.
3. What is the nickname that Arthur gives Maddy in Section 1?
(a) Cemetery Jerry.
(b) Dark side.
(c) Brightside.
(d) Sunshine.
4. What are on Maddy's socks when she takes her shoes off at Arthur's in Section 1?
(a) Smiley faces.
(b) Skulls.
(c) Roses.
(d) Cats.
5. Where do Lucille and Arthur decide to go for dinner in Section 1?
(a) Olive Garden.
(b) Anthony's Seafood.
(c) McDonalds.
(d) Pizza Hut.
Short Answer Questions
1. What branch of the military was Arthur in?
2. What does Maddy tell her father when she finds him sitting on her bed when she sneaks back into her room in Section 1?
3. What is Maddy's favorite Langston Hughes poem?
4. What does Arthur have for breakfast in Section 2?
5. What is one thing Maddy buy at the drug store, a mile away from her house in Section 2?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Arthur find in the kitchen drawer in Section 1?
2. What happens when Maddy sneaks back into her house in Section 1?
3. How does Lucille's new relationship with Frank, in Section 2, change her?
4. What makes Lucille angry at Arthur in Section 1?
5. Who is Gordon and how did he come into Nola and Arthur's life?
6. What do we learn about Maddy's mom in Section 1?
7. Who is Mr. Lyons and how does Maddy describe him in Section 1?
8. What is the big news Maddy tells her father in Section 2, and how does he react?
9. In Section 2, what does Lucille tell Frank about her impression of New York City?
10. How do Maddy and her father celebrate Maddy's birthday in Section 2?
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