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Eight Keys Quiz

Suzanne LaFleur

This Study Guide consists of approximately 41 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Eight Keys.

Eight Keys by Suzanne LaFleur

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Part 1, Chapters 1 – 5

Part 1, Chapter 6 – Part 2, Chapter 10

Part 2, Chapter 11 – Part 2, Chapter 15

Part 2, Chapter 16 – Part 2, Chapter 20

Part 2, Chapter 21 – Part 3, Chapter 23

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Suzanne LaFleur

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is the room about Elise's father's life meant to convey to her? (from Part 2, Chapter 16 – Part 2, Chapter 20)

The importance of being remembered.

The importance of good family memories.

The importance of life in a rural setting.

The importance of treasuring her own life.

2.

What finally happens between Elise and Amanda? (from Part 2, Chapter 21 – Part 3, Chapter 23)

Elise stands up to her and defends Franklin and Caroline.

Elise punches her in the face.

Elise and Amanda make up and become friends.

Elise tells an adult, and Amanda gets in trouble.

3.

Why does Elise believe Amanda begins picking on her? (from Part 1, Chapters 1 – 5)

Because she is not wearing a skirt.

Because Amanda has always been mean.

Because Franklin told her to.

Because of her scabby legs.

4.

What does the note contain that Elise gives to Franklin in Part 3? (from Part 2, Chapter 21 – Part 3, Chapter 23)

Reasons why Franklin is a good friend.

Reasons why Franklin should believe in himself.

Reasons why Franklin should go on a date with her.

Reasons why Amanda smells.

5.

Why is Elise disappointed to turn 12? (from Part 1, Chapter 6 – Part 2, Chapter 10 )

Because she will have to help Aunt Bessie with her cooking.

Because she will have to start a work-study program.

Because she doesn't get half-price kid's menu items at Denny's anymore.

Because she is not automatically cooler or more mature.

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