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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is being manufactured in Enniseala?
2. What embroidery caused Lucy much excitement?
3. Hold old was Heloise when she died?
4. Where does Henry develop an ache?
5. What does Horahan see Captain Gault's return as?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do Lucy and Everard react when they are reunited?
2. How does Horahan interpret the return of the Captain? How does he feel?
3. What does Ralph plan to do?
4. Describe Horahan's visit with the Gaults.
5. What has happened in history since the previous chapter? How has Ralph fared as a soldier?
6. What was the relationship between Heloise and Everard's brother?
7. Describe Everard's journey back to Lahardane.
8. How do characters age in this chapter?
9. Why does Lucy not write to Ralph?
10. How does Lucy feel now about waiting for her father's return? How does Everard feel?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write a personal essay on chance, and the sometimes critical role it can play in how our lives are shaped. Be sure to use the example of Lucy Gault as a reference point in your essay.
Essay Topic 2
Write an essay documenting the varying roles religion can play in the lives of individuals. Be sure to address:
1) How religion can serve in a support role for those in need.
2) The role of religious doctrine in the morality, lifestyle choices, and overall lives of individuals.
3) The role of religious institutions throughout history and across the world in politics, charity, foreign aid, and so on.
Essay Topic 3
Write a short essay on the topic of missing children. Be sure to address:
1) At least one case of a missing child, how it was handled, and how it was resolved.
2) Programs in place for finding missing children.
3) Ideas for new programs to help find missing children more quickly.
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