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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 Hattie think about in relation to Elmer's situation?
(a) A sanctimonious letter Hattie once wrote.
(b) How she would be willing to be drafted were she a man.
(c) How she would not want her husband to register.
(d) How she has protested the war from the beginning.

2. What does a letter from Charlie reveal?
(a) That his unit is returning to New York in a week.
(b) That he is on his way to Montana.
(c) That he is in the hospital as a result of a war wound.
(d) The death of a comrade.

3. What does Rooster Jim think Hattie needs?
(a) A musical instrument.
(b) A pig.
(c) A husband.
(d) Chickens.

4. What does Hattie suggest forgiveness is an important part of?
(a) Liberty.
(b) Growing up.
(c) Being at peace.
(d) A healthy country.

5. What are shocks?
(a) An oblong hay bale.
(b) Bundles of flax.
(c) Bundles of wheat.
(d) An unrolled hay bale.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Traft and others harassing?

2. What does Hattie get to do during the game the picnic participants play?

3. What does Hattie insist is hers to do when she is talking with Trask?

4. What does Traft ask Hattie concerning Charlie?

5. Why is Elmer Ren arrested?

Short Essay Questions

1. What new debt does Hattie learn of when she visits Nefzger's store?

2. What do they have to do with the new baby since she is premature?

3. What happens to Elmer Ren while Hattie and Leafie are visiting?

4. What does Charlie write to Hattie in a somber letter?

5. How does Elmer Junior intervene for his father and what is the result?

6. What happens to Hattie that Traft helps her?

7. What has Perilee asked of Karl concerning the harassment of them because Karl is German?

8. What does Hattie think about after witnessing events at the Ren homestead?

9. What do Rooster Jim and Hattie say about how the war is costing them?

10. What does Hattie's next installment describe?

(see the answer keys)

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