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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. When the woman Anna believes to be an imposter calls Anna, what does she say she will do if Anna does not stop photographing her family's house?
(a) Call the police.
(b) Have Anna committed.
(c) Make Anna sorry.
(d) Send Ethan over.

2. What task is Anna trying to complete when she realizes her passcode is not working and that she is locked out of her phone?
(a) She is trying to look up Alistair Russell on Google.
(b) She is trying to check her messages on Agora.
(c) She is trying to call Bina.
(d) She is trying to call Little back.

3. Anna says that the family has crash-landed on a small what jutting from the side of the mountain?
(a) A formation of igneous rock.
(b) An outcropping.
(c) A platform.
(d) A shelf.

4. What is NOT a cause of Anna's decision to pull Ed and Olivia back inside the car?
(a) She reasons that the car will not explode so long after the crash.
(b) She is worried they will fall to their deaths.
(c) An icy wind picks up.
(d) It begins to snow.

5. How long does the conversation last the night Anna helps Lizzie make a plan to simplify Lizzie's life?
(a) Over two hours.
(b) Over three and a half hours.
(c) Over an hour.
(d) Over three hours.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the result of Anna showing the picture of herself sleeping to Little and Norelli?

2. What characteristic of the email she receives from a member of the Russell family does Anna judge as evidence that the stated sender had not been the real sender?

3. What simile does Anna use to describe what Olivia looks like after Anna releases her from her seatbelt after the car accident?

4. To what actress does Anna compare the woman who introduces herself as Jane Russell at the request of Detective Little?

5. Who accompanies Anna into the house once she arrives home from her encounter with the second Jane Russell?

Short Essay Questions

1. Though Bina has a hard time believing the facts of Anna's story about the two Jane Russells, in what ways does she demonstrate her loyalty to Anna?

2. 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?

3. What is demonstrated about Little's character during his conversation with Anna directly after she meets the second Jane Russell?

4. When Anna has time to analyze Ethan's body language during his lie about the second Jane Russell being his mother, what does she conclude about his clenched jaw?

5. 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?

6. What element of her umbrella technique does Anna suddenly find strange during her outing to follow Jane?

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

8. When Anna sees the Takeda boy in person for the first time in over a year, what are her observations about him?

9. What methods does Anna consider when she wants to get a hold of Ethan and does not know how to proceed and why would none of her considered methods work?

10. 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?

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