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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 is Dorothy's middle name?
(a) Elizabeth.
(b) May.
(c) Anne.
(d) Mary.
2. Who is the man given land right next to the Billingtons' land?
(a) Thomas Mallow.
(b) Henry Ridger.
(c) John Newcomen.
(d) James Rider.
3. Who is John Newcomen's fiance?
(a) Eugenia.
(b) Mary.
(c) Mercy.
(d) Henrietta.
4. What community did Thomas Morton go to after leaving Plymouth?
(a) Hertforshire.
(b) Boston.
(c) Chesick.
(d) Merrymount.
5. Where does Dorothy see Johannes for the last time?
(a) On her own doorstep.
(b) The market on Saturday.
(c) At school.
(d) Church.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Mr. Johnson ask John Billington's help with in Part I?
2. What is one reason some Plymouth colonists resent the Billingtons?
3. Why will Dorothy's father refuse to agree to let her marry who she really wants to?
4. Which Indians did Standish slaughter shortly after the settlers arrived in Plymouth?
5. What does Alice throw to the floor at Eleanor Billington's house?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do the women of Plymouth in particular think of Myles Standish?
2. What is one resource that is always scarce in Plymouth and that the women are expected to take less of than the men?
3. What does Dorothy think when she contracts smallpox?
4. Why does William Bradford ask his wife Alice to pay a visit to Eleanor Billington in Part I?
5. What did John Billington's letter to the colony's investors say?
6. What does the young Johnson man ask John Billington for help with in Part I, and what is Billington's response?
7. How do most of the settlers feel about Captain Myles Standish?
8. Why is William Bradford upset about the impending investors' visit to the colony?
9. What does William Bradford wait for in order to propose to Dorothy?
10. What part of the day does John Billington love, and why?
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