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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 is the proposed name of Washington's big innovative project in Part IV, Chapter 1?
(a) Poseidon.
(b) Oceania.
(c) Nebula.
(d) Ocean House.

2. What disturbing event does Washington witness in Part IV, Chapter 9?
(a) Willard's public execution.
(b) The caging of a runaway slave.
(c) The beating of a small woman.
(d) Titch's wandering confused in the streets.

3. Who does Washington meet in Part III, Chapter 4, who changes his life for the better?
(a) Tanna Goff.
(b) James Wilde.
(c) Erasmus Wilde.
(d) Melvin Summers.

4. What does Willard tell Washington he is now in the business of in Part III, Chapter 10?
(a) Taxidermy.
(b) Medicine.
(c) Insurance.
(d) Carpentry.

5. Where does Mr. Goff say he must go the following weekend at the end of Part III, Chapter 9?
(a) To Suffolk.
(b) To Faith Plantation.
(c) To Norfolk.
(d) To a hamlet about 30 miles away.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Mr. Goff ask Washington to do with him in Part III, Chapter 9?

2. What does Mr. Goff ask Washington to do with him and Tanna the day after they meet for the first time?

3. Who does Titch tell Washington has recently died in Part IV, Chapter 17?

4. What was Peter Haas's first expedition as a young man?

5. Who takes care of Washington in Part IV, Chapter 2, when he is ill?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Washington discover about Tanna Goff's father in Part III, Chapter 6?

2. What innovative idea does Washington propose to Tanna and Mr. Goff in Part III, Chapter 9?

3. In Part IV, Chapter 11, what reason does Tanna give Washington for why she stopped wearing makeup and taking particular care with her appearance?

4. What passes between Titch and his father, Mister Wilde, that upsets Titch so much that he leaves the camp in Part II, Chapter 7?

5. What two pieces of information does Washington learn about Kit from the Abolitionist Society for the Betterment and Integration of Former Slaves?

6. What story does Willard tell Washington in Part III, Chapter 10 that is a deeply unsettling "fable?"

7. How do Titch and Washington part ways in Part II, Chapter 7?

8. What is Washington's impression of James Wilde's opinion of his drawing talent?

9. What does Medwin tell Washington in Part III, Chapter 5, that upends his life and makes him tremble with anxiety?

10. What does Robert Solander tell Tanna and Washington he noticed about Titch that was odd in Part IV, Chapter 6?

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