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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 does Catherine procure from the Jewish man?
(a) Books.
(b) Herbs.
(c) Sewing items.
(d) Hebrew lessons.
2. What does Catherine see that Ann is doing when Catherine cries?
(a) She is ready to spank her.
(b) She is stirring the kettle.
(c) She has left the room.
(d) She cries too.
3. Which student surprisingly admits to wanting more schooling?
(a) Sophy.
(b) Asa.
(c) Cassie.
(d) Joshua.
4. What news does Mr. Hall bring on his return?
(a) He is taking a new job.
(b) He is selling the farm.
(c) He is moving the family to Boston.
(d) He is getting married.
5. Where does Mr. Hall go to trade wares and make purchases?
(a) Boston.
(b) Philadelphia.
(c) New York.
(d) Portland.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Ann ban from the Hall household?
2. Why does Catherine complain about her project?
3. Which of the following does Catherine enjoy after picking berries?
4. What does Uncle Jack do that Ann finds offensive?
5. What is the name of Ann's son?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the author use flashbacks to help communicate Catherine's feelings about the death of her mother and baby brother?
2. Describe how Ann is becoming both physically and emotionally stronger since her arrival at the Hall household.
3. How does Cassie help Catherine get a new perspective on Ann's arrival?
4. What is the reason for Mr. Hall's delayed return from Boston?
5. What is the irony related to judging in the church?
6. Describe the transition dynamic within the Hall household by this point in time.
7. What is the emotional turning point for Ann and Catherine's relationship?
8. How do the Shipman and Hall families hold up in the aftermath of Cassie's death?
9. What name does Catherine feel comfortable calling Ann?
10. How is trust exhibited between Mr. Hall and Mr. Shipman?
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