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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What advice does Lottie give Betty regarding Herman's going to war?
(a) Become a Navy nurse.
(b) Forget about him.
(c) Tell him she will wait for him.
(d) Marry him before he leaves.

2. What does Bridget make some of the local women in Ireland do while she is there?
(a) Take her shopping.
(b) Cook her meals.
(c) Read to her.
(d) Perform a deathwatch.

3. In what country were the quintuplets in #94 born?
(a) England.
(b) Spain.
(c) Canada.
(d) United States.

4. Betty gives birth to ___________________.
(a) A stillborn child.
(b) A baby girl.
(c) A baby boy.
(d) Twin boys.

5. When does Polly think Lottie should be notified that Betty is in labor?
(a) After the baby is born.
(b) When Betty is fully dilated.
(c) As soon as possible.
(d) When Lottie returns from Lexington.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is with Betty when she goes into labor?

2. What news arrives from Kentucky regarding Lottie's mother, Bridget?

3. What can Betty not remember about Trudy's children?

4. What is the W.P.A.?

5. Betty's baby is born at nearly _________________ in the evening.

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Betty learn about Stanton's condition after she returns to Milk Farm Road?

2. Who is Stanton and what is Betty's relationship with him?

3. What piece of furniture does Lottie give to Trudy and for what does Trudy use it?

4. How has Lottie and Betty's relationship matured since Charles' death?

5. Why does Betty feel such a strong desire to leave Milk Farm Road?

6. Why is Lottie apprehensive about Betty's getting married?

7. Describe Betty's life after she moves to Richmond.

8. Why are Herman's letters a source of anxiety for Betty?

9. What does Betty recall about her earliest memories?

10. Describe the flurry of pre-wedding activities and plan for Betty and Herman.

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