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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 Anna finally locate her cell phone when she searches for it after pulling Ed and Olivia out of the wrecked car?
(a) In the glove compartment.
(b) Lodged against the windshield.
(c) In Ed's pants pocket.
(d) In Olivia's coat pocket.

2. What type of pills does Anna take before setting out to follow the second Jane Russell?
(a) Zyprexa.
(b) Valium.
(c) Ativan.
(d) Adderall.

3. What three words does Anna always say when walking a patient through a problem?
(a) That's the way.
(b) Tell me more.
(c) How are you?
(d) Let's solve this.

4. For what reason does Anna say she has never liked the expression "So: That happened" (235)?
(a) Too sarcastic.
(b) Too trendy.
(c) Too flip.
(d) Too short.

5. What word does Anna say Ethan pronounces as if the word is stepping off "his tongue on stilts, as though unfamiliar to him" (295)?
(a) Agoraphobic.
(b) Academic.
(c) Delusional.
(d) Astronomy.

Short Answer Questions

1. What task is Anna trying to complete when she realizes her passcode is not working and that she is locked out of her phone?

2. At what object was Anna looking when she inadvertently drove off the cliff?

3. What names does Anna recite to Olivia and Ed after the car accident as they lie against her chest?

4. What advice does Detective Little give to Anna just before Detective Norelli and the Russells leave Anna's home?

5. What part of Olivia's body is Anna sure has been injured in the car accident?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the symbolism of the locket with Ethan's picture in it as portrayed in Anna's dream?

2. What is Anna's history with the coffee shop in which she finds the second Jane Russell after following her?

3. What does Anna see on David's bedside table that she considers a clue to a link between David and the woman she knows as Jane?

4. What is the symbolism of the photo depicting a sleeping Anna?

5. How does Wesley describe his feelings about Anna when he calls her back?

6. How does the author ensure that the audience realizes the difference between the first Jane Russell, with whom Anna has formed a friendship, and the second Jane Russell, who is introduced to her at the request of the detectives?

7. What realization does Anna have about an untapped source of information regarding the mystery and how does her investigation of this untapped element work out?

8. How does Anna figure out that even though the email with the attached picture says it is from Jane Russell, it is not?

9. Before Anna is caught snooping in David's studio during his absence, what realization does she have about twenty-first century homes and the clues they offer to their inhabitants' personalities?

10. What behaviors does Anna display that demonstrate her familiarity with checking for signs a person may be lying and from what source does this familiarity originate?

(see the answer keys)

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