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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. In Part Three: Chapter 6, where did Jahren and Clint take a trip in 2001?
(a) Sweden.
(b) Denmark.
(c) Finland.
(d) Norway.
2. In Part Three: Chapter 11, when did Jahren and her family move to Hawaii?
(a) 2006.
(b) 2005.
(c) 2007.
(d) 2008.
3. In Part Three: Chapter 10, how many spruce seeds would Jahren use to test tree memory?
(a) 75.
(b) 100.
(c) 55.
(d) 125.
4. In Part Three: Chapter 8, who did Jahren and Clint ride up the elevator to the maternity ward with?
(a) A nurse.
(b) An older woman.
(c) An elderly man.
(d) A physician.
5. At the end of Part Three: Chapter 13, what author wrote that "life and love are like butter and do not keep" (269)?
(a) Sheri Holman.
(b) Marge Piercy.
(c) Jenny Erpenbeck.
(d) Kristen Wolf.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Part Three: Chapter 1, how often is a Pennsylvania-sized area of forest converted to city?
2. In Part Two: Chapter 12, what did Jahren nickname one of her master's students who kept getting D-minuses?
3. In Part Three: Chapter 12, what did Jahren's son say he was going to be when he grew up?
4. In Part Three: Chapter 7, what plant has a lazy-S development?
5. At the beginning of Part Three: Chapter 4, what was Jahren covered in?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Part Three: Chapter 2, what did Ed give Jahren?
2. In Part Three: Chapter 10, what does Jahren say about being a scientist after her son was born?
3. In Part Three: Chapter 3, what is hardening?
4. In Part Two: Chapter 11, what was the war between plants and insects that occurred in Washington in 1977 and what was the outcome?
5. In Part 3: Chapter 14, how had Jahren's work routine changed?
6. In Part Three: Chapter 4, what were Bill and Jahren studying?
7. What did Jahren decide about her ability to cope with a child after her son was born in Part Three: Chapter 8?
8. In Part Three: Chapter 1, what does Jahren say about Baltimore and trees?
9. In the Epilogue, what is Jahren's personal request to the reader?
10. In Part Three: Chapter 10, why did Jahren like being in Norway?
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