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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. What color is Aracely's kitchen table?
(a) Orange.
(b) Black.
(c) Yellow.
(d) Green.
2. What does Aracely tell Sam about hers and Miel's mother?
(a) She was a witch.
(b) She never really raised them.
(c) She was a terrible person.
(d) She died trying to save them.
3. What does Sam think of Lian Bonner?
(a) She is dim-witted.
(b) She is very powerful.
(c) She will likely die young.
(d) She is smarter than she lets on.
4. Which Bonner sister likes girls more than boys?
(a) Peyton.
(b) Lian.
(c) Chloe.
(d) Willow.
5. Which of the following does Miel try to think about when she is trapped in Part II to calm herself?
(a) The water.
(b) Her favorite scarf.
(c) Her favorite food.
(d) Aracely's painted nails.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the word for witch people sometimes call Aracely?
2. Which Bonner sister has just returned to town in Part I?
3. What does Sam tell Aracely she does not get to "pick apart"?
4. How does Miel know she had a visitor while she slept in her house in Part II?
5. What is Miel's nickname?
Short Essay Questions
1. What has happened to Chloe Bonner that has diminished the reputation of the Bonner family?
2. What does Sam notice between Aracelly and Miel that he cannot shake the thought of in Part II?
3. What does Sam think is a misconception about Lian Bonner?
4. What does Miel remember about her own mother?
5. What do the Bonner sisters threaten Miel with if she does not give them what they want?
6. What does Ivy show Miel in Part II that is a secret, and how does Miel feel about it?
7. How does Sam pollinate the pumpkins?
8. What does being in the glass coffin remind Miel of?
9. What is the old tradition that Sam tells himself and his mother he is following until he gets older?
10. Why is Ms. Owens's good faith important to Sam?
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