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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. Where did Sara come from?
(a) Nevada.
(b) Montana.
(c) Arizona.
(d) Utah.

2. What Bible character does Reuben try to compare Jeremiah to, but Swede protests?
(a) Shadrach.
(b) Jacob.
(c) Jonah.
(d) Daniel.

3. Where was a little girl kidnapped in a case that Andreeson describes to the Lands and Roxanna?
(a) Massachusetts.
(b) Minnesota.
(c) Michigan.
(d) Maryland.

4. What do the Lands have for supper when parked in Linton?
(a) Hot dogs.
(b) Chicken and dumplings.
(c) Corned beef hash.
(d) Hamburgers and fries.

5. What does Swede put in Andreeson's gas tank?
(a) Maple syrup.
(b) Honey.
(c) Corn syrup.
(d) Sugar.

Short Answer Questions

1. In the obituary that Roxanna shows Reuben and Swede, what month did Cassidy die?

2. Who is the rancher who pastures cattle on a hillside near Roxanna's?

3. What is the name of the motel in the town near where the Lands stop to get gas in Chapter 13?

4. What meat does Waltzer serve on Reuben's last visit to the cabin?

5. Who is the man who calls and tells Andreeson that he will show him the place where he dropped Davy off after giving him a ride?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Sara come to live with Waltzer and why does she live with him?

2. What do the Shultzes say about Davy the night he came to their place?

3. Why does Swede say that Andreeson would have had a hard time leaving Linton?

4. Why don't Reuben and Swede swear their oath to trust Roxanna in blood?

5. Why does Andreeson believe that Davy is in the Badlands?

6. Why does Roxanna Cawley keep goats in a bathroom?

7. Why does Swede decide not to argue about going to bed at the Shultz's?

8. What does the posse find when they reach Waltzer's cabin?

9. What does Swede say to persuade Jeremiah to leave Linton?

10. Why doesn't Jeremiah stop to get gas at the end of Chapter 12?

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