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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. In what state do Jo and her husband live?
(a) Michigan.
(b) Ohio.
(c) Vermont.
(d) Massachusetts.
2. Why does Jo caution against Eli staying in the room while she takes care of the dog?
(a) It is hard for her to concentrate.
(b) She won't work with an audience.
(c) Some people find it traumatic.
(d) It is a bloody procedure.
3. What possession of Licia's do the police enter into evidence?
(a) Her blood-soaked clothes.
(b) Her journal.
(c) Her cell phone.
(d) Her car.
4. Who cleans the murder scene at the house?
(a) Sara.
(b) Duncan.
(c) Larry.
(d) Licia.
5. Chapter 3 uses what literary technique to show events that happened in the past?
(a) Flashback.
(b) Climax.
(c) Allegory.
(d) Metaphor.
Short Answer Questions
1. What concerns does Eli have regarding keeping the dog alive?
2. Licia, Larry, and Sara stay at Larry's parents' home in ______________ for the night.
3. Who is Jo's receptionist?
4. Who is Daniel?
5. What is one of the things that the interviewer tells Licia she can expect to see in the group house?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do Dana's sisters act when they come to the house to pick up Dana's belongings?
2. Why does Licia seem to fit in so well with the group members who seem to have no real plans?
3. What are the circumstances in which Jo sees Eli again after so many years?
4. How does the author use foreshadowing in the situation regarding the euthanasia of Eli's dog?
5. What is the first theory the police have regarding Dana's murder?
6. What are the circumstances in which Jo meets Daniel?
7. Who is Jean Bennett and in what circumstances does Jo meet her?
8. What is the premise of WHILE I WAS GONE?
9. What happens to the dynamics in the group house after Dana's death?
10. What do the police learn about each of the housemates that makes the police suspicious of them?
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