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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 was the black street in Russell's neighborhood?
(a) Lombard Street.
(b) Peachtree Street.
(c) Crescent Street.
(d) Lemmon Street.

2. What high school group rejects Russell, despite his good grades?
(a) The Latin Club.
(b) The Yearbook Committee.
(c) The Glee Club.
(d) The Honor Society.

3. While delivering papers, where does the well-dressed man try to take him?
(a) He tries to take him to get breakfast.
(b) He tries to take him to the park.
(c) He tries to take him to the train station.
(d) He tries to take him to a party.

4. What is installed in the house for Herb's job?
(a) A dishwasher.
(b) A telephone.
(c) A refrigerator.
(d) A garage.

5. With whom has Doris sometimes stayed during the summers?
(a) With Aunt Goldie and Uncle Tom.
(b) With Aunt Sister and Uncle Harold.
(c) WIth Ida Rebecca.
(d) With Uncle Miller and Aunt Edmonia.

Short Answer Questions

1. What bully beats Russell up at his new school in Baltimore?

2. For what does Russell apply in hopes of going to college?

3. What A+ essay has Russell written?

4. Russell is shocked when Lucy decides to marry who?

5. Where does Russell invite Mimi, only to give her hours of walking tour history lessons?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Mary Leslie?

2. What happens on Russell and Mimi's date to Washington?

3. After Doris meets Audrey, what does Uncle Harold do for her?

4. Why is Russell denied membership to his high school honor's society?

5. What class at school is torture for Russell, and why?

6. Why is Russell sent to the principle's office at his new school?

7. What is odd about the family's new Baltimore home?

8. How successful is Hal's lumber company?

9. What news prompts Lucy to send Russell out right away to sell his papers in 1939?

10. What incident happens early one morning as Russell delivers his papers?

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