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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 is the Captain?
(a) Beck's uncle.
(b) Beck's dad.
(c) Beck's brother.
(d) Beck's stepfather.

2. When Joe fears Beck saw him on the ferry, what act of violence does he perform?
(a) He kicks the wall.
(b) He punches his favorite book.
(c) He throws a typewriter at the wall.
(d) He breaks a chair.

3. Dr. Nicky tells Joe that he has what in his house?
(a) Bed bugs.
(b) A mouse.
(c) A power outage.
(d) A leak.

4. Who saved Peach's life after Joe attacks her and leaves her for dead?
(a) Her neighbor.
(b) A passerby.
(c) Beck.
(d) A police officer.

5. Pondering the death of Benji and Peach, Beck describes herself as what?
(a) Death Girl.
(b) Hex Girl.
(c) Jinx Girl.
(d) Destruction Girl.

Short Answer Questions

1. After his final session with Dr. Nicky, Joe admits that he is not what type of person?

2. What act of protection does Joe do for Peach without her knowledge?

3. Joe realizes that he did not just "pet a cat," he did what?

4. How does Joe explain the hole in his wall?

5. What secret does Beck tell Joe?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Beck and Peach learn while in Little Compton? What happens to Peach?

2. Who is really to blame for Peach's emergency? Why?

3. Why is there a hole in Joe's wall? How does he explain it to Beck?

4. Who attacks Joe outside the bookshop? How is Joe able to recognize one assailant? What is the reason for the attack?

5. What conflicting signals does Beck send Joe during their "everythingship"?

6. Who is Karen Minty? How does Joe's relationship with her begin and end?

7. How does Dr. Nicky suggest getting rid of the mouse? How does Joe understand this idea?

8. What emergency causes Beck to rush to Peach's aid?

9. Who is Ethan? What plan do Joe and Beck devise for him?

10. Why does Joe attend the Charles Dickens Festival? What does he do there?

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