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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Karen describe therapy on page 182?
(a) Like the erasure of memory.
(b) Like the presence of memory.
(c) Like the solidification of memory.
(d) Like the revision of memory.

2. Upon reading Martin's play, what does Karen think, as revealed on page 168?
(a) It seems funny.
(b) It seems foreign.
(c) It seems fantastical.
(d) It seems familiar.

3. According to Karen on page 133, what might have caused the inaccuracies in Sarah's book?
(a) A failure of sanity.
(b) A failure of reason.
(c) A failure of memory.
(d) A failure of imagination.

4. According to Karen on page 154, what about David has increased over time?
(a) His charisma.
(b) His talent.
(c) His attractiveness.
(d) His intelligence.

5. Who supported Karen when the English girls were angry with her?
(a) Mr. Kingsley.
(b) Martin.
(c) Liam.
(d) David.

6. How did Sarah's mother feel about Sarah's plan to visit Liam?
(a) She opposed it.
(b) She ignored it.
(c) She mocked it.
(d) She supported it.

7. According to Karen on page 189, how does Martin seem to truly feel upon first seeing her?
(a) Optimistic.
(b) Forgetful.
(c) Delighted.
(d) Nervous.

8. What did her father do following Karen's visit to the doctor?
(a) Kick her out.
(b) Whip her.
(c) Call Martin.
(d) Leave.

9. According to Karen on page 184, who will play the lead role in Martin's play?
(a) Martin.
(b) Mr. Kingsley.
(c) David.
(d) Manuel.

10. According to Sarah on page 179, how did she feel in high school?
(a) Powerless.
(b) Hopeful.
(c) Resigned.
(d) Free.

11. What change does Karen recommend making to Martin's play?
(a) Changing the wardrobe for the actors.
(b) Adding a score to heighten tension.
(c) Revealing the gun in Act One.
(d) Naming the young girl.

12. What psychological process does Karen believe might explain Sarah's novel?
(a) Bystander effect.
(b) Projection.
(c) Spontaneous recovery.
(d) Transference.

13. How does Karen describe her relationship with Martin on page 205?
(a) As perfectly romantic.
(b) As perfectly common.
(c) As perfectly okay.
(d) As perfectly traditional.

14. For what does Karen ask her father on page 195?
(a) A scenic backdrop.
(b) A prop gun.
(c) Advice on love.
(d) Money for rent.

15. According to Karen on page 197, how does she refuse to act around Martin?
(a) Like a broken woman.
(b) Like a talented actor.
(c) Like a sore loser.
(d) Like a lovesick teen.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does David reveal about Sarah's novel that shocks Karen on page 199?

2. According to Karen on page 181, how does she view her own memory?

3. According to David on page 162, what had they not been as students?

4. What does Sarah announce upon arriving at the final rehearsal for Martin's play?

5. According to Karen on page 164, what is one of her strong points?

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