The Night the Lights Went Out Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why was Lily worried about the cookies getting messed up on the drive to the Blackford's house? (from Chapters 5 - 8)

Lily did not want Heather to make fun of her mother if the cookies were in disarray.

Lily did not want Bailey to see the tray if it was not perfect.

Lily did not want to take the time to arrange the cookies when they got to the party.

Sugar had warned Lily to keep the cookies neat.

2.

Why did Heather kill Daniel and try to blame it on Merilee? (from Chapters 33 - 38)

Heather killed Daniel unintentionally and blamed Merilee in her fear.

Heather wanted revenge on Merilee because Merilee bullied her in school.

Heather wanted to separate from Daniel but did not want to lose his money.

Heather did not kill Daniel.

3.

In Chapter 11 why was Sugar looking for Jimmy? (from Chapters 9 - 12)

Because Jimmy was wearing his church pants.

Because Jimmy was on Curtis' property.

Because Sugar needed his help with the chickens.

Sugar was not looking for Jimmy she was selling chickens.

4.

Why does the author of The Playing Fields Blog not like artificial Christmas trees? (from Chapters 13 - 16)

The author has no opinion about artificial Christmas trees.

The author thinks they are not conducive to creating happy memories.

The author thinks they are too expensive.

The author thinks they look fake.

5.

Why was Daniel unable to turn off the burglar alarm at the Tybee house? (from Chapters 21 - 24)

Because Heather reset the code so Merilee could remember it.

Because Heather reset the code so Daniel would no have it.

Because Daniel never had the code.

Because Daniel forgot the code.

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