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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. Whose example did Day want to follow when working with the poor?
(a) Peter
(b) The Pope
(c) Jesus
(d) Mother Theresa

2. What did the staff of the Catholic Worker do when they lost something after Peter’s death?
(a) They changed the name
(b) They split up
(c) They prayed
(d) They petitioned

3. How did Day describe her early Catholicism?
(a) Solitary and selfish
(b) Strange and stale
(c) Somber and solemn
(d) Silly and selfless

4. What did Day do when her child was born?
(a) She created a sculpture
(b) She wrote an article
(c) She divorced Forster
(d) She gave a speech

5. What was a regret that Day had in her life?
(a) Not finding God soon enough
(b) Not protecting her daughter from the world
(c) Not publishing a novel
(d) Not being near her family

Short Answer Questions

1. How did Forster feel when his child was baptized?

2. What did some people around Day say practicing Philosophy was?

3. How did Day feel about Father Roy?

4. How did Day feel about her first Catholic Retreat?

5. Why did Sasha invite someone to live with him?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did the Catholic Worker overcome the difficulty they faced when Peter died?

2. What changes did Day help to make through protests?

3. What gave Day comfort about Peter’s death?

4. What did Sasha learn by having his wife’s grandfather live with him?

5. What criticism did the Catholic Worker receive when it first began?

6. How did Tamar end up in life?

7. What was the Catholic Worker?

8. What difficulty did the Catholic Worker face when Peter died?

9. How does Day say people should show their love for God?

10. What connection did Day have with Eleanor Roosevelt?

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