The Night the Lights Went Out Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

In Chapter 8, why was Sugar surprised to see the white dog as she walked to Merilee's cottage? (from Chapters 5 - 8)

The dog looked like the one Sugar'd had as a child.

Sugar thought Colin was imagining the dog.

Sugar was not surprised to see the dog. She had seen it before.

Sugar'd had animal control come and pick up the dog.

2.

Why does Merilee's attorney think she should turn herself in to the police? (from Chapters 33 - 38)

To tell the police Heather killed Daniel.

To tell the police Daniel's death was a suicide.

To prove Merilee's innocence.

To admit guilt.

3.

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 to take the time to arrange the cookies when they got to the party.

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

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

Sugar had warned Lily to keep the cookies neat.

4.

In Chapter 14, why did Tom punch Curtis? (from Chapters 13 - 16)

Curtis was trying to get Sugar to kiss him.

Curtis was trying to hurt Jimmy.

Curtis called Sugar a demeaning name.

Curtis called Tom a demeaning name.

5.

Why does Sugar bring Merilee a pair of earrings to wear for the gala? (from Chapters 25 - 28)

Sugar was afraid Merilee would not have anything appropriate to wear.

Sugar had noticed Merilee did not have pierced ears.

Merilee asked to borrow the earrings.

Sugar was afraid Merilee's jewelry would be too gaudy.

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