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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 Fenno went to find Tony in Chapter 10, what was the woman wearing who answered the door?
(a) Jeans and T-shirt
(b) Tie-dyed dress.
(c) Gingham dress.
(d) Skirt and sweater set.

2. What type of container held Mal's ashes?
(a) Oak.
(b) Cherry.
(c) Walnut.
(d) Pine.

3. Where did Lucinda and Zeke live while he finished his degree?
(a) New York.
(b) Boston.
(c) Chicago.
(d) Los Angeles.

4. In Chapter 10, how long has it been since Fenno visited David's clinic?
(a) Five years.
(b) Six years.
(c) Three to four years.
(d) Two to three years.

5. How long does Fenno plan to stay at the inn where he stops in Chapter 9?
(a) Four nights.
(b) One night.
(c) Two nights.
(d) Three nights.

Short Answer Questions

1. On his way back to Tealing in Chapter 9, what does Fenno order at a pub for dinner?

2. In Chapter 13 when Lucinda and Fenno attended a gala benefit, how much time did she hope that Mal had left?

3. How many attended Maureen's graveside rites?

4. What color dress does Fern wear at the beginning of Chapter 15?

5. How big is the garage at Tealing?

Short Essay Questions

1. What photos does Lucinda show after dinner in Chapter 9 and what is her relationship to the people in the photos?

2. How does Tony leave a place that he has borrowed?

3. Why did Fenno go to Paris in Chapter 12?

4. What happened to Mal in Chapter 12 when Fenno went to Paris?

5. What did Mal spend his time doing at the beginning of Chapter 13?

6. What does the neighbor look like when she brings a few goodies in Chapter 15?

7. Who were Mal's mother's heroines?

8. In the more than ten years that Fern has known Tony, where has he lived?

9. In Chapter 10, why was Fenno surprised when he looked for Tony and found a woman at the house?

10. In Chapter 13, where did Fenno go with Lucinda on a Friday evening?

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