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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why do the contractors suddenly stop their work on Melinda's apartment? (from Chapters 7 - 12 )

Melinda is behind on her payments.

They are startled when they discover Bailey suddenly living there.

They feel it is not right to interfere with the Dakota's majestic architecture.

Bailey interrupted their work with a drunken tirade.

2.

Why is Sara willing to be framed for the murder of Mr. Camden? (from Chapters 31 - 33 )

Sara wants to go to prison so she can get back at Daisy Cavanaugh.

Sara believes it is best for Mrs. Camden to raise her son, Christopher.

Sara is exhausted of life at the Dakota.

Sara wants the public to believe that she had murdered Mr. Camden.

3.

What is significant about the kiss that Bailey and Renzo share on the park bench? (from Chapters 31 - 33 )

It means that Renzo has renounced his vows of celibacy.

It shows that they are willing to break the Dakota's rules about co-workers dating each other.

It shows that Renzo is still scheming for a way to get at the Camden fortune.

It marks the one-year anniversary of Bailey's sobriety.

4.

After Sara is told that her baby has died, what happens to her after she is returned to the general population? (from Chapters 19 - 24 )

She begins to draft a legal case stating that she is being unjustly kept in the asylum.

She attempts to escape the island, but is put into solitary confinement.

She is so dejected and listless she is put into solitary confinement.

She begins to organize a protest against the nursing staff.

5.

Renzo notices that Bailey looks incredibly similar to the old picture of Sara when both women are making what expression? (from Chapters 13 - 18 )

Gazing thoughtfully into the distance.

Smiling a huge smile.

Sticking their tongue out.

Raising one eyebrow.

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