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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 did Day picket the White House for?
(a) Combined race schools
(b) Fair wages
(c) The end of the war
(d) Suffrage

2. What kind of publication was the New York Call?
(a) A magazine
(b) A newsletter
(c) A pamphlet
(d) A newspaper

3. What was Day’s job at the New York Call?
(a) Editor
(b) Analyst
(c) Writer
(d) Photographer

4. What drew Day to Catholicism?
(a) Many poor people were Catholic
(b) For all the reasons listed here
(c) The people were nice
(d) She felt peaceful at Church

5. What kind of things did Day work to change when she first moved to New York?
(a) Opposing wars
(b) Building schools
(c) Lowering wages
(d) Stopping evictions

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Day NOT want to rely on while suffering in prison?

2. Where did Day move when she was first on her own?

3. How did Day feel about her baby brother?

4. What was the most important moral lesson Day learned as a child?

5. What made Day feel rushed at confession?

Short Essay Questions

1. What was Day exposed to for the first time through her friendship with Raph and Reyna?

2. What was The Masses?

3. How did Day’s father treat his family?

4. What made confession hard for Day?

5. What changed in Day’s life after the earthquake?

6. How did Day comfort herself in prison, and how did this make her feel?

7. What did Day’s father do for a living, and how did this affect his treatment of his family?

8. How did Day’s family feel about religion growing up?

9. What were the results of the agitations Day was involved in?

10. How did Day feel when she was exposed to Tolstoi?

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