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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. Which person in Ginny's family does Tom dislike?
(a) Florrie.
(b) Pa.
(c) Lily.
(d) Joe.
2. What was Dr. Johns' prescription for Ginny?
(a) Take a hot bath each night.
(b) Meditate.
(c) Eat a vegan diet.
(d) Drink whiskey twice a day.
3. Which insects are attracted to the sticky substance in #66?
(a) Mosquitoes.
(b) Wasps.
(c) Hornets.
(d) Yellow jackets.
4. What season is it soon after Ginny and Tom's wedding?
(a) Maple syrup.
(b) Apple butter.
(c) Honey.
(d) Molasses.
5. What does Ginny notice about Florrie's behavior with Tom?
(a) She will speak only to him.
(b) She pretends he does not exist.
(c) She tries to be courteous to him.
(d) She touches him too often.
Short Answer Questions
1. Ginny says that everything was fine in her marriage until _________________.
2. Who is the preacher who holds the first church service Ginny attends?
3. Which of the following does NOT describe the man after he was rid of the demons?
4. What does Ginny make for a traveling preacher staying at Joe and Lily's house?
5. Tom could be characterized as ___________________.
Short Essay Questions
1. What was the Happyland Colony, and what bad memory does Tom have of it?
2. Describe Ginny and Tom's wedding night and why Ginny was puzzled about his behavior.
3. How does Ginny view her brother, Locke?
4. How does Ginny behave after the revival?
5. What could be a very important reason from his childhood that prevents Tom from giving more than Ginny thinks he should?
6. What does Locke recall about a train trip from Washington to San Francisco?
7. What is the basis of Tom's dislike of Lily?
8. Where do Ginny and Tom get married and where do they plan to live?
9. What do Ginny and Tom hope to get out of their relationship?
10. Why does Tom resist all on Ginny's efforts to get him to go to a revival with her?
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