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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 Karina tell Sarat she will do?
(a) She will avoid her because she is not worthy.
(b) She will laugh at her because she is not worthy.
(c) Karina will love her anyway, even though she is not worthy.
(d) She will turn her into Northern authorities because she is not worthy.

2. What is the first line and the last line of Sarat's story?
(a) I wish we could go backward.
(b) The South will rise again.
(c) It was the end of an era.
(d) I was happy then.

3. What does Sarat do when both she and Benjamin have gone into the river for the first time?
(a) Faints.
(b) Cries.
(c) Laughs.
(d) Screams.

4. What happens to Lake Sinclair?
(a) It sinks into the ground after an earthquake.
(b) It is flooded by a storm.
(c) It catches fire.
(d) It is bombed by a flock of erratic Birds.

5. Who does Joe work for?
(a) Free Southern States.
(b) The Bouazizi Empire.
(c) The Purple Region.
(d) The United Rebels.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is the President of the South?

2. What ability does Karina have that Benjamin remembers most clearly?

3. What does Sarat do to the Last Salt Lake Boy?

4. Why does Marcus think that the North stationed him as a patrol agent in the South?

5. What does Sarat ask Simon to do for her?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do people call Simon after the massacre?

2. How did the Chestnuts come to have such a fine estate?

3. Explain the connection to Sarat of the woman who protected Sarat's diaries all those years.

4. Who is Karina Chowdury?

5. Where does Sarat opt to live when she is released from Sugarloaf to go back home?

6. Why does Sarat not want the house to run on solar power?

7. How does Dana die?

8. After Sarat talks to Joe the final time, what does she give to Marcus?

9. Why does Sarat ask Simon to forgive her?

10. Why does Sarat not kill Albert Gaines?

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