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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Four, Chapters 1-7.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What year was the farmhouse built according to James' internet search?
(a) 1933.
(b) 1885.
(c) 1920.
(d) 1951.

2. What is the tone when Steve first introduces Jeremy to his new girlfriend, Shauna?
(a) The tone is very tense, because Jeremy feels that Steve's girlfriend is asking too many questions.
(b) Jeremy thinks that she is very attentive and kind.
(c) The tone is peaceful, because Steve's girlfriend is shy and quiet.
(d) Jeremy thinks that she is conceited and makes the situation uncomfortable.

3. Where does Irene put the tract she receives from the homeless man?
(a) Inside "anything drawer" at the house.
(b) Inside her jacket pocket, where it stays for months.
(c) At the bottom of her sock drawer.
(d) Inside a beautiful glass jewelry box.

4. How does the narrator describe children in Part Two, Chapter 6?
(a) Children will keep their feelings to themselves and years later, they will have nervous breakdowns.
(b) Children are going to behave differently after facing hard times.
(c) Children are resilient, but they are really just learning to bear the difficulties of life.
(d) Children are greatly affected by problematic situations, but they always work through it.

5. What does Jeremy ask Sarah Jane for when he arrives at Lisa's farmhouse?
(a) A new shirt.
(b) Something to eat.
(c) For a phone to call the police.
(d) A glass of water.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Sarah Jane encounters Lisa Sample out in Collins at a farmhouse, what lie does she tell Lisa to gain access to seeing her shed?

2. Why does Ezra say Sarah Jane will not be coming to work in Part One, Chapter 7?

3. How does Jeremy summarize his impression of family gatherings in Part One, Chapter 2?

4. What does Steve tell James about Jeremy?

5. What is printed inside the Christmas card Lisa leaves?

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