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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 does Lily compare the shattering jars to?
(a) A supernova.
(b) Her family.
(c) A car crash.
(d) Her shattered heart.
2. What does Sam put in her pocket before she goes to Ricky's house in Chapter 34?
(a) Rice cakes.
(b) Pine nuts.
(c) Rice.
(d) Mugwort.
3. On their way home from the restaurant, how much time does Joan say Halmoni probably has left?
(a) One to two weeks.
(b) A week to two months.
(c) Two months to a year.
(d) One to two months.
4. What does Lily realize when she sees the tiger at the beginning of Chapter 27?
(a) The tiger is like her sister Sam.
(b) She's not as afraid as she once was.
(c) The tiger is actually trapped, this time.
(d) She feels both angry at and sorry for the tiger.
5. What term is it reasonable to apply to the situation Lily describes when she says that she does not understand how Halmoni can be the only person who really sees her and yet also the person who makes her mother feel forgotten?
(a) Juxtaposition.
(b) Oxymoron.
(c) Irony.
(d) Personification.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 34, what does Ricky advise Lily she should do to improve her tiger trap?
2. Joan's search for the rice and the rice that Lily found on the stairs are examples of what plotting device?
3. What does Halmoni tell Lily when Lily says that she can save Halmoni?
4. What important fact does Lily realize about Sam in Chapter 46?
5. What is Sam doing at the window in the middle of the night at the beginning of Chapter 26?
Short Essay Questions
1. When Lily returns to Halmoni's hospital room in Chapter 42, what does Halmoni tell Lily about her own mother and about Lily also seeing her?
2. In Chapter 41, what realization does Lily come to about the tiger's identity, and what clues help her figure it out?
3. What things about Ricky's family does Lily learn on the way to his house in Chapter 25?
4. In Chapter 32, when Joan tells Lily that her actions at the library are more like something Sam would do, what does Lily realize?
5. In Chapter 38, what does Lily learn about Sam's adventures outside the house at night?
6. In the tiger's second story, who is the girl and what happens to her?
7. When Lily gets ready to go downstairs in Chapter 26, what similarity does she recognize to Halmoni's story, and how does it make her feel?
8. In Chapter 34, what does Lily find out about Ricky's mother and how she is connected to his failure to work hard getting ready for his language arts test?
9. How does the story that Lily tells in Chapter 43 change Halmoni's original tiger story to reflect Lily's new understanding of her family?
10. What does Lily tell Ricky his house reminds her of, and why does she feel bad about saying it?
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