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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 metaphorical object does Anna use to describe what Olivia's skin feels like to her touch after the car accident?
(a) Ice.
(b) Porcelain.
(c) Silk.
(d) Raw hamburger.

2. When is Anna's birthday?
(a) November 11th.
(b) October 31st.
(c) November 1st.
(d) November 16th.

3. How often does Anna suggest to Lizzie that Lizzie should have a handyman visit her home?
(a) Bi-monthly.
(b) Bi-weekly.
(c) Weekly.
(d) Monthly.

4. When Anna drives the car off the cliff, the chapter ends with her saying, "We were sailing into the" (222) what?
(a) Abyss.
(b) Past.
(c) Dark.
(d) Future.

5. What, if any, words appear on Anna's cell phone screen when she tries to call for help after the car accident?
(a) Internal error.
(b) No signal.
(c) Low battery.
(d) Her screen is blank.

Short Answer Questions

1. What single question does Anna ask the person who escorts her home from her encounter with the second Jane Russell?

2. What two words did Ed say to Anna when they were about to leave Vermont?

3. In what position does the car come to a rest after careening off the cliff in Vermont?

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

5. What does Anna drink immediately after the detectives and the Russells leave her home?

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

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

4. What is demonstrated about Anna's character through the way she feels about Ethan after he leaves her house and mutters the words, "I'm scared" (285)?

5. 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?

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 does Anna say are the tricks she must use while venturing outside?

8. What possibility regarding the mystery of Jane does Ed bring up that Anna shoots down and what is her reason for doing so?

9. What is Anna's reason for noting that when the Russells again open their blinds, their living room is spotless and the lamps are "like guardsmen"? (200)

10. What is ironic about Anna's decision to leave the room when the second Jane Russell leaves a message on Anna's answering machine while staring at her through the window?

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