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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. Who begins to hang out with the new girl Ellen in the chapter called "1870"?
(a) Thomasina.
(b) Anne.
(c) Amanda.
(d) Kate.
2. Where is Kate found hanging?
(a) In the shed.
(b) At her mother's house.
(c) In the doctor's office.
(d) In her bedroom.
3. Who buys the Waynesboro college?
(a) A convent.
(b) An investment firm for apartments.
(c) A religious college.
(d) A monastery.
4. In "1873-1874," who is accused of mismanagement?
(a) President Lincoln.
(b) Gov. Jackson.
(c) Sen. Harvey.
(d) Rep. Deming.
5. When does the pregnant, ill woman die in "1877"?
(a) April.
(b) December.
(c) January.
(d) June.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Kate given after the uproar in the chapter called "1870"?
2. How many children does the new lawyer in "1872" have?
3. Which two club members get engaged while Anne is on her honeymoon?
4. When does Ludwig start expanding his mill?
5. Which of McCune's children is angry that he remarries?
Short Essay Questions
1. What angers Amanda about Mr. McCune? Explain the situation.
2. Who was the valedictorian of the college, and what is the topic of the valedictorian's speech?
3. Why do several mothers pull their children out of Miss Pinney's school? How does the club help?
4. Which charter member has a family member who opposes her membership in the club? Who opposes and what is the complaint?
5. What is ironic about John telling Anne that the family needs her "undivided attention"?
6. What is the situation that leads to Eliza working at her father's law office?
7. What discovery makes Anne and Sally begin to like Rhoda McKinney?
8. Who are the first officers of the Waynesboro Women's Club?
9. How do some of the residents feel about the play Sally arranges for her Christmas party?
10. Discuss the living arrangements of the Lowreys, the Rauchs, and Dr. Blair once the Waynesboro college is sold.
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