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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Three, Chapters 1-4.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is printed inside the Christmas card Lisa leaves?
(a) "Love is forever" (125).
(b) "There's a reason for the season" (125).
(c) "Christmas should be spent with family, because they are the most important" (125).
(d) "There is a reason to celebrate the birth of Christ" (125).

2. Who does Jeremy's father, Steve, have dinner with at Spaghetti Works in Des Moines?
(a) Bob Veatch.
(b) Shauna Wright.
(c) Sarah Jane.
(d) Shauna Kinzer.

3. What justification does Irene make to Peter about moving back to Tama?
(a) Irene tells Peter that Tama will be a safer place to raise their daughter.
(b) Irene justifies moving to Tama, because there are more job opportunities.
(c) Irene tells Peter that they can save money, because Tama is left expensive.
(d) Irene tells Peter that they can move to Tama and open up their own business.

4. What lie does Sarah Jane tell Jeremy after they leave the scene of the car accident in Part Three, Chapter 1?
(a) Sarah Jane lies to Jeremy about her cell phone not having a signal.
(b) Sarah Jane does not tell Jeremy about why Ezra was out in the Collins area.
(c) Sarah Jane tells Jeremy that there is no phone at Lisa's farmhouse.
(d) Sarah Jane lies about being the reason Ezra crashed, because she drove Ezra off of the road.

5. Who does Jeremy's father, Steve, say is willing to give Jeremy a job?
(a) Bob Veatch.
(b) Lisa Sample.
(c) Steve's boss, Mr. Wright.
(d) Mr. Houghtons.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is on the porch when Jeremy and Stephanie arrive at Lisa's farmhouse?

2. How does the narrator describe children in Part Two, Chapter 6?

3. Where did Steve meet Jeremy's mother, Linda?

4. What does Irene oddly start saving in a bucket in the kitchen?

5. How long has it been from the time Jeremy starts his new job in Part Three to when he visited Lisa's farmhouse shed?

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