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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 3: Page 37-Postscript.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. After he can no longer spend time with his friends, where does Rip start going to spend time away from his home and farm?
(a) The river.
(b) The barn.
(c) The seashore.
(d) The woods.
2. What strikes Rip as very odd about the way the men on the mountainside are behaving?
(a) Although no one speaks, they keep nodding and laughing.
(b) Even though they are playing a game, they seem unhappy.
(c) They seem to be expecting him, because there is an open spot left for him.
(d) They seem to be completely unable to see him, even though he is standing very close to them.
3. When Rip starts up the mountainside and finds his joints stiff and notices that he is not feeling as athletic as usual, what does he think is the cause?
(a) He thinks that sleeping on the mountainside may have given him an attack of rheumatism.
(b) He thinks that he is under a spell.
(c) He thinks that he must have walked much farther on the evening before than he first realized.
(d) He thinks that he is getting old.
4. How does Wolf react to the stranger on the mountainside?
(a) He wags his tail and gives an excited bark.
(b) He tries to attack the man.
(c) He growls at him.
(d) He runs away into the woods.
5. When Rip sees a dog that looks like Wolf outside of his old house, how does the dog behave?
(a) It jumps up and licks his face.
(b) It quivers in fear.
(c) It snarls at him and then walks away.
(d) It seems to not be able to see him.
Short Answer Questions
1. What has happened to Dame Van Winkle during Rip's absence?
2. Where do the notes in the Postscript allegedly come from?
3. Where does Rip spend time with his friends?
4. From the reference to the painting in the parsonage, what can the reader deduce about the men that Rip meets in the mountains?
5. What causes Rip to recognize Judith Gardenier?
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