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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. In Book 3: Part 3, what does Charlie typically do on her free nights after her initial attempt to go out?
(a) Stays in the main room of her apartment.
(b) Visits the Recreation Center.
(c) Listens to music on the radio.
(d) Ventures outside for long walks.

2. In Book 3: Part 6, what leads Charles to consider leaving his current location?
(a) The sudden disappearance of chocolate from stores.
(b) The destruction of the local playground.
(c) His friend's offer to help him leave.
(d) The introduction of the Cessation and Prevention of Terrorism Act.

3. In Book 3: Part 4, what does the English teacher want to discuss with Charles regarding David's paper?
(a) David's future as a writer.
(b) A potential writing scholarship.
(c) The content of David's paper.
(d) David's writing style.

4. In Book 3: Part 9, why is Charlie hesitant to ask her husband to come with her?
(a) Her husband loves reading.
(b) Her husband does not love her.
(c) She is ashamed of her feelings.
(d) She does not trust David.

5. In Book 3: Part 6: Spring, what is the name of the baby born on September 3, 2064?
(a) Alex.
(b) Norris.
(c) Aubrey.
(d) Charlie.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Book 3: Part 5, what is Charlie's husband's reaction to meeting David?

2. In Book 3: Part 4, what is Charles's primary concern when it comes to David?

3. In Book 3: Part 8, what does Charlie's nanny tell Dr. Griffith when he calls her regarding Charlie's walk in the park?

4. In Book 3: Part 3, why does Charlie consider Honor Day special?

5. In Book 3: Part 4, why is Nathaniel tutoring the twin boys in Cobble Hill?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Charles being executed, and what concessions did he manage to obtain?

2. When does David start allowing Charlie to go on brief walks by herself, and where is she allowed to go?

3. How does David's relationship with the safe houses evolve after C.'s disappearance and the conversion of their house?

4. Why does David believe it is difficult to eavesdrop on conversations at the lab during the busy period?

5. How does David compare humans to the lizard and the moon in the story?

6. What unusual purpose do safe houses serve in the story, and where are they located?

7. What does David experience when they saw that there were no protestors one evening?

8. What changes occurr in Washington Square, and how does it affect Charlie's walks?

9. What is the story about the hungry lizard, and what is the lesson or moral of the story?

10. How does Charlie feel about leaving her husband behind?

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