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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. Who leaves a note for Willow the morning after her fight with David?
(a) David.
(b) The neighbor.
(c) Cathy.
(d) Guy.

2. How does Willow's encounter with Markie change her?
(a) She is able to go in her house.
(b) She apologizes.
(c) She cries for the first time.
(d) She talks openly about the accident.

3. Why does Willow feel so awkward when David is talking with the man who interrupts them on the street?
(a) He keeps looking at her.
(b) She was about ready to admit something.
(c) She doesn't like strangers.
(d) He doesn't know about the accident.

4. What does Guy do when he sees Willow after the incident in the stacks?
(a) He avoids eye contact.
(b) He smiles.
(c) He shakes his head.
(d) He waves.

5. What does David fear Willow feels for him as her guardian?
(a) Resentment.
(b) Arrogance.
(c) Hesitation.
(d) Fear.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where did Willow cut herself after her fight with David?

2. What does Willow do after kissing Guy for the first time?

3. Where does Guy give Willow a drink the day after her babysitting experience?

4. Whom does Willow call after her fight with David?

5. When does Willow say she will call Markie?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Guy think David hasn't asked Willow to babysit?

2. What does Willow do after kissing Guy and why?

3. What is so surprising to Willow when she begins talking to Markie?

4. What did Willow do to hurt Markie so much?

5. What literary character does Willow compare Guy to, and what does this indicate?

6. What causes Willow to be angry with David?

7. How does Willow get some help while she is babysitting?

8. What happens to Willow after she finds a note from her mother?

9. Why does Willow feel like she can tell Guy all her deepest feelings?

10. What is Willow anticipating when she and David are interrupted on the street?

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