View a FREE sample

This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Confessions: Chapter 20.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Angela do to suggest that she may have already kown the contents of the gift wrapped in good foil?
(a) She said it is very special, but with a tone of voice saying otherwise.
(b) She wanted to save it to open later.
(c) She wanted Turtle to open it for her.
(d) She didn't want Turtle to look inside and turned it away from her.

2. Why did Angela and Mrs. Pulaski dress alike to go to the party?
(a) They didn't plan it, they just happened to wear the same thing.
(b) They thought one of the clues was about twins and wanted to get someone to talk about twins.
(c) They wanted to confuse everyone about who was who.
(d) They wanted to be like mother and daughter.

3. What was supposed to be wrong with Sydelle Pulaski?
(a) She was supposed to have a wasting disease.
(b) She couldn't read or write.
(c) She had cheated Mr. Westing and so was afraid to come to the reading.
(d) She didn't get along with any of the others.

4. A thief was discovered when an important piece of evidence went missing. What was the evidence that was stolen?
(a) The shorthand notes were stolen.
(b) One of the pair's $10,000 was stolen.
(c) Mr. Westing's body disappeared.
(d) The Will was stolen.

5. Why was Angela upset and crying at the party?
(a) She was tired of her mother running everything for her.
(b) She had lost her clues.
(c) Someone said something nasty to her.
(d) He fiance had broke up with her.

Short Answer Questions

1. How did Judge Ford describe Mrs. Wexler?

2. The morning after the reading of the Will, what did Turtle do to help the others and earn some money for herself?

3. What happened to the two boys who were to stay overnight at the Westing House?

4. What conclusion did Judge Ford and Sandy come up with?

5. Each of the pairs of heirs gained something from their partner. What did Turtle gain from her partner?

(see the answer key)

This section contains 500 words (approx. 2 pages at 300 words per page) View a FREE sample