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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 is Sister?
(a) Mollie's sister
(b) Philip's sister
(c) John's niece
(d) Mother Lovejoy's sister
2. What happens when Philip grabs Mollie in a fit of anger?
(a) Mollie falls down
(b) John enters the scene
(c) Mollie screams
(d) He tears her dress
3. What is slowly happening to Philip's family as he continues to display anger and engage in violent outbursts?
(a) They are becoming weary
(b) They are becoming more forgiving
(c) They are becoming fitful
(d) They are becoming strong
4. What does Mollie tell Philip she intends to do that will affect her relationship with him?
(a) Leave with Philip
(b) Marry Philip
(c) Leave with John
(d) Marry John
5. How is Mollie mentally affected by Philip's emotional outbursts?
(a) She becomes passive aggressive
(b) She slides into a depression
(c) She becomes indifferent to emotions
(d) She is paralyzed in fear
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Mollie always take Philip back, despite his violent tendencies?
2. According to John, what is someone hurting your feelings the square root of?
3. What does Philip apologize to Paris about regarding his time away?
4. What has Sister never done that seems to astound others?
5. What is the name of the new man in Mollie's life?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are Mollie and Paris planning to do now that Philip is dead?
2. What is Philip's rationale for leaving before dawn?
3. Who is Sister and what does she do?
4. What happens as a result of Philip's outburst of violence?
5. What becomes clear to be the main reason Philip wants to take Paris with him?
6. How is Mollie the square root of wonderful?
7. What does Philip apologize to Paris about during their talk?
8. How does Philip return to the farmhouse before he is expected?
9. What does John discuss with Paris that he considers the square root of sin?
10. Describe the background of Philip Lovejoy.
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