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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 grade was Ellie in when her mother had a minor relapse?
(a) 6th.
(b) 3rd.
(c) 4th.
(d) 5th.
2. How often did Marlisse Williams babysit Stella and Ellie for an entire year?
(a) Every 2 months.
(b) Once a month.
(c) Every week.
(d) Every 6 weeks.
3. In Chapter 4, how long has Mila been in Edgewater?
(a) Since last week.
(b) About 2 weeks.
(c) A month.
(d) 8 days.
4. How long has Tamara's family been in Edgewater?
(a) 2 generations.
(b) More than a generation.
(c) 25 years.
(d) 10 years.
5. In Chapter 2, how has Ellie spent her summer?
(a) Working at an ice cream shop.
(b) Flipping burgers.
(c) Training with her high school track and field team.
(d) Swimming and lifeguarding.
Short Answer Questions
1. Out of college how much land did Teddy and Sara Johnson buy when they bought the hotel?
2. What was the name of Scott Childers' daughter who was the second murder victim?
3. How long does Coach Gary tell Ellie to run in Chapter 9?
4. Who runs with Stella for part of the Longshot in Chapter 13?
5. What time would Ellie and Noah go for walks after working together?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Longshot supposed to be?
2. Who asks Stella to go for a run with her in Chapter 10, and why does Stella go?
3. What does Mila tell Stella about her parents' divorce and their move?
4. What does Mila compare the scene at Foxfire Point to?
5. In Chapter 3, who is sitting in the bleachers for practice and why?
6. What does Ellie remember about the Dark Years?
7. What did Stella have to do to stay on the track team after an incident with Allison Tarley?
8. How did Ellie's friendship with Bethany end?
9. Compared to Ellie's family, how often did Bethany's family go to Johnson Tavern?
10. What happened after Ellie yelled at Noah on the party bus after Homecoming?
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