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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. How does Tonder describe Mrs. Morden when he stops by her house?
(a) Alluring.
(b) Desperate.
(c) Lonely.
(d) Attractive.
2. What does the Mayor say the people were fighting for?
(a) Their reputation.
(b) Their freedom.
(c) Their lives.
(d) Their homeland.
3. Who saved Correll from being killed?
(a) A sentry.
(b) Dr. Winters.
(c) Molly.
(d) The Mayor.
4. What does Lanser fear most about the packages being dropped?
(a) That the success of it will spread to other occupied towns.
(b) That his advisors will be disappointed in him.
(c) That they will implode on contact.
(d) That he will be demoted or even executed for failure.
5. How long have the Mayor and Winters known each other?
(a) Since the beginning of the war.
(b) Since grade school.
(c) Since college.
(d) Since high school.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why are the miners not punished with smaller food portions?
2. What does Annie do while the Mayor is at Mrs. Morden's house?
3. What does Loft do when Tonder loses control?
4. How many packages are seen dropped around town?
5. What does Mrs. Morden tell Tonder was the cost of her companionship?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Annie get suspicious of Molly?
2. What causes the Mayor to feel ashamed before his execution?
3. What did Correll do after sustaining his injury?
4. Why does Tonder say he wants to visit with Molly?
5. What does Correll say will be done to create order in the town after the packages are dropped?
6. What was the quote that the Mayor was thinking of before his execution?
7. What does the Mayor say to his wife before his execution?
8. What does Molly's comment to Tonder about sausages mean?
9. What request does the Mayor make to the Anders brothers before they leave?
10. How does Tonder feel when he finds out who Molly is, and what does he do about it?
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