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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. Where is Cousin Mary's family from?
(a) New Church.
(b) Twin Fawns.
(c) Old Cedar.
(d) Madison City.
2. Who goes out on the nights of the new moon to look for a hoop snake?
(a) Robert and Abigail.
(b) Nina and Crissy.
(c) Abigail and Nina.
(d) Crissy and Robert.
3. Who catches pneumonia after having the chicken pox and almost dies?
(a) Crissy.
(b) Abigail.
(c) Nina.
(d) Robert.
4. With whom does Abigail drive off after her near drowning?
(a) Her roommate.
(b) John Tolliver.
(c) Tom Stanley.
(d) She drives off alone.
5. What does Margaret give to Little Matthew?
(a) A piggy back ride.
(b) A snakeskin.
(c) A persimmon.
(d) Her hat.
Short Answer Questions
1. Two African American children, six and seven years old, arrived at the Howland kitchen door on Sunday afternoon. What did everyone call these children?
2. According to Margaret's mother, what is hippin?
3. With whom does Ramona live?
4. What rolls down the road when the moon is small, according to Margaret?
5. What does William like to drink throughout Sunday?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe how Margaret's family spend their time when the floods require that they move out of their home for three to four weeks.
2. On moving to Madison City, what does Abigail recall being told about her mother.
3. What are Margaret's earliest memories?
4. What does Margaret find in the Howland woods that she brings back to the house?
5. What is the story of the hoop snake?
6. How does Margaret know that spring has come in the Book of Margaret?
7. What are Abigail's days like after she and John marry but before he finishes his last year of law school?
8. How does Margaret behave after her children leave for boarding school?
9. What does Abigail remember about Robert as a child?
10. Describe Somerset County.
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