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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 2.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does the protagonist NOT defy?
(a) Her husband's concept of what is morally right.
(b) Her own concept of what is morally right.
(c) His children's concept of what is morally right.
(d) His friends' concept of what is morally right.
2. How does Sammy finally respond to Mother's second question?
(a) He says that Father is not planning to buy more cows.
(b) Sammy continues to ignore his mother, despite the scolding.
(c) He says that Father plans to buy more cows.
(d) Sammy decide to go find his father to deal with this situation.
3. Why is "The Revolt of 'Mother'" typical of this author's writing?
(a) The story provides a look at a child and his interactions with his mother.
(b) The story provides a look at a woman and her interactions with friends.
(c) The story provides a look at a husband and his interactions with friends.
(d) The story provides a look at a woman and her interactions with husband and children.
4. After Sammy's response to Mother's second question, what happens?
(a) Mother tells Sammy to eat his food.
(b) Mother tells Sammy to leave the house.
(c) Mother scolds Sammy.
(d) Nanny tells Sammy to go find his father.
5. After Mother asks Sammy the question, what does she do to Sammy?
(a) Scolds him.
(b) Throws him out of the house.
(c) Makes him stand in the corner until his father arrives home.
(d) Hugs him.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the promise that Mother reminds Father he made to her?
2. Which of the following best describes Nanny's logic behind her confusion regarding the digging?
3. When Nanny hears Mother's answer for why the men are digging, what is her reaction?
4. What answer does Mother give to Nanny's question about what the men are digging for?
5. When Father answers Mother's question about what they are digging for, what is his response?
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