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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 21 and 22.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does Annie's mother finally allow Annie to continue visiting St. John's even though Annie lied when her mother was gone on her trip?
(a) Annie's grandfather asks her to reconsider.
(b) Ruth convinces Annie's mother to allow Annie to visit.
(c) Andrew calls Annie's mother and asks if she can visit again.
(d) Annie's father convinces her of the importance of Annie's visits to the soldiers.

2. Why didn't Andrew enjoy going to school when he was a boy?
(a) He got bad grades.
(b) He didn't like sitting still.
(c) He didn't like his teachers.
(d) His best friend went to a different school.

3. What is the outcome of Andrew's surgery?
(a) It is successful with no complications.
(b) An infection has set in and he will have to have another surgery.
(c) He had a bad reaction to the anesthesia.
(d) There are complications and he will need another surgery.

4. Why is the date of Uncle Paul's death in question?
(a) The war was over before that date.
(b) The telegram the family received has a different date than the date on the death certificate.
(c) Andrew doesn't think there was front line fighting that day.
(d) There was no fighting in France in June.

5. On Annie's third visit to St. John's, how does Andrew respond when Annie attempts to apologize?
(a) He dismisses her apology.
(b) He struggles to hold back tears.
(c) He tells her not to worry about what happened.
(d) He gets angry.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Annie usually enjoy on the Fourth of July?

2. Annie is meeting her father at the station. Who else would Annie like to be meeting at the train station?

3. Why is Annie's mother planning a trip the day after Annie's second visit to St. John's?

4. How does Annie's mother react to what she sees at the train station?

5. Why, over the course of the summer, has Andrew's condition improved?

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