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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. What does the Solid Person remind Pam that her son was at first?
(a) An accident.
(b) A miracle.
(c) A brat.
(d) An abomination.

2. What comes rushing forth after the Solid One blows the horn in the forest?
(a) Tigers.
(b) Lions.
(c) Bulls.
(d) Unicorns.

3. What does MacDonald say that Heaven is?
(a) God's lap.
(b) Reality itself.
(c) A state of mind.
(d) A garden.

4. What happens to the Tragedian?
(a) He explodes.
(b) He disappears.
(c) He lights on fire.
(d) He melts.

5. What did the Female Ghost keep as a way to make her husband exercise?
(a) A horse.
(b) A great Dane.
(c) A guitar.
(d) A bicycle.

Short Answer Questions

1. How much was the Female Ghost's husband "pottering along" on when she met him?

2. What does the Tragedian accuse Sarah of doing to him?

3. What is on the table in Chapter 14?

4. What does the Female Ghost consider controlling Robert to have been?

5. Who is an example of what natural affection turns to in the end if it will not be converted?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does MacDonald tell the narrator about the beautiful woman in the procession?

2. What does the Female Ghost say about the flowers she put on Robert's desk?

3. What does Sarah do when the dwarf disappears?

4. What do the two ghosts do when Sarah asks for forgiveness?

5. What happens to the narrator when the morning arrives?

6. Where does the Bright Person tell Pam her son Michael is? Why can't she see him now?

7. What analogy does the narrator conclude about the figures and the table in Chapter 14?

8. What does the narrator see when things suddenly change in Chapter 14? What do the figures on the table do?

9. What is MacDonald's reply when the narrator asks him if all he has seen is false?

10. What does the Female Ghost tell the Bright Woman were her husband's faults?

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