Which of the following words best describes how Becca's parents feel about her travel plans in chapter 16?

• oppose

• support

• excited

• clueless

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Stan warns Becca to not be disappointed if her research turns up something less than hoped for. What do you think is his reason for giving her this warning?

• Stan warns Becca to not be disappointed if her research turns up something less than hoped for because his own research on his mother was not what he had hoped for. "I guess once I was done with it, once I knew who she was - and the fact that she really didn't know who my father was - I was satisfied." Stan searched for his birth mother for answers, but received very little and decided the story was over for him.

• Stan warns Becca to not be disappointed if her research turns up something less than hoped for. He was being a nice friend and telling her to not feel upset if she finds out something bad about Gemma. The story even said there was not a happy ending.

• Because if she did the research and something bad happened, he wanted her to know it was ok and she is safe.

• Stan warns Becca to not be disappointed if her research turns up something less than hoped for because his own research on his mother was not what he had hoped for. He was trying to be a good friend by sharing his experience when he researched his birth mother.

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What connections can be made between who Harvey blames the curse on (chapter 12, page 103) and the description of the bad fairy in Gemma's story (chapter 3, page 37)?

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Which sentence in chapter 12 reveals how Becca feels about Stan?

• "Stan arrived exactly at seven, as if he had been waiting outside until the town clock tolled the last stroke of the hour."

• "She stopped herself from asking how good a friend from college the Oswego lady was."

• "You certainly don't believe in fun" said Dr. Berlin.

• "That was a mighty short date dear" said Mrs. Berlin

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What difference is revealed in chapter 12 about the difference between Gemma's version of the fairy tale and other versions?

• The princess is killed in Gemma's but in others she is just put to sleep.

• In Gemma's version, the princess is awoken by her fairy god mother not the prince.

• Gemma's version doesn't end in Happily Ever after like most other versions do.

• They are completely the same.

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Meeting Marge Pierce is an important event in the story because ___

• she realizes her and Gemma were best friends in the camp.

• it allows her to hear the story told from someone who knows little facts about the place.

• she likes meeting new people that might have known her Gemma.

• it gives her a first hand account of what occurred in the camp.

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What does the author mean when she says that the museum "had been an anticlimax"?

• It was intriguing.

• It was uneventful

• It was emotional

• It was puzzling.

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By telling us that Gemma didn't have "a number", what is the author wanting the reader to infer?

• When the author told us that Gemma didn't have "a number", she wanted us to infer that Gemma went to an extermination camp or escaped.

• She was in a concentration camp.

• When the author told us that Gemma didn't have "a number", she wanted us to infer that Gemma was not in the Holocaust.

• She was exterminated.

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"Her voice trailed off and she looked out the window."  What does this sentence tell the reader is happening to Gemma at this present moment of her retelling of the story?

• The song caused her to have a flashback to a time that wasn't pleasant for her.

• She loses her place in the story and is trying to remember where she was at.

• Retelling the story so much has caused her voice to be hoarse.

• When she sings she doesn't like to look others in the eye.

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At this point in her search for answers, which word best describes how Becca is feeling about the promise she made for Gemma?

• frustrated

• bored

• defeated

• determined

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