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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. Who has Mollie recently fallen in love with?
(a) Jack
(b) Philip
(c) Paul
(d) John

2. What does Paris carry in his arms when he returns from the barn?
(a) Blueprints of a John's house
(b) Logs for the fire
(c) A stack of hay
(d) The town newspaper

3. If Philip were to re-marry Mollie, how would Mother Lovejoy benefit?
(a) She would benefit by having a big family
(b) She would benefit by heightening her social status
(c) She would benefit economically
(d) She would benefit by keeping the house

4. What does Philip suffer from that has led him to suicide attempts in the past?
(a) Depression
(b) Exhaustion
(c) Anxiety
(d) Paranoia

5. What does Mother Lovejoy notice has changed in Mollie now that Philip has returned?
(a) She has a certain glow
(b) She has lost weight
(c) She has become more graceful
(d) She has been smiling

Short Answer Questions

1. What happened as a result of Mollie and Philip's first romantic encounter?

2. What does Philip apologize to Paris about regarding his time away?

3. How does John describe the act of someone hurting your feelings to Paris?

4. What did Mollie and Philip do the day they met?

5. What happens when Philip grabs Mollie in a fit of anger?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does John hope the story of the sailor will accomplish?

2. How does Mollie react to John's question?

3. How does Philip return to the farmhouse before he is expected?

4. How has Mother Lovejoy attempted to help Mollie get to the train station?

5. Describe the conversation that takes place between father and son when Philip returns home?

6. How is John is the voice of reason for Mollie?

7. What is the primary reason why Philip wants to take Paris with him?

8. What time does Philip wake?

9. Where did Mollie find John?

10. How does Hattie react to seeing Philip back home for the first time?

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