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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. In what month does Maddy ask to move in with Arthur?
(a) February.
(b) June.
(c) July.
(d) April.
2. What big news does Maddy tell Arthur in Section 3?
(a) She did not graduate high school.
(b) She has been abused by her father.
(c) She is homeless.
(d) She is pregnant.
3. Why does Maddy threaten to move out in Section 4?
(a) She does not have any money.
(b) She is leaving early for college.
(c) Lucille is moving in.
(d) She wants to move in with Anderson.
4. Where does Lucille find the color to paint her room in Section 4?
(a) Brother's Paint Store.
(b) Dooley's Hardware.
(c) Walmart.
(d) Home Depot.
5. What job does Maddy take on at Arthur's?
(a) Gardener.
(b) Massage therapist.
(c) Housekeeper.
(d) Cook.
Short Answer Questions
1. What color does Lucille decide to paint her new room?
2. What does Lucille decide to teach in Section 3?
3. What do Arthur and Lucille eat all of, in Section 3?
4. Who is Rhonda?
5. What does Arthur notice about Lucille's house when he brings her over dinner in Section 3?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Lucille's first baking class go in Section 3?
2. In Section 4, Lucille is exploring the idea of selling her house. What is her experience with her realtor?
3. How does Arthur indicate that he is ready for death in Section 4?
4. What is Maddy's new bedroom at Arthur's like?
5. How do Lucille, Maddy, and Arthur react to the changing weather from summer to fall?
6. What is the importance of the dollhouse furniture in Section 4?
7. What is Lucille's house like, in Section 3, when Arthur brings her over a plate of food?
8. How does Lucille feel about Maddy once she meets her in Section 3?
9. What does Maddy cry to Arthur about in Section 4?
10. What happens when Anderson comes to Arthur's house in Section 4?
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