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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 type of coat does Mrs. Feinstein want?
(a) Suede.
(b) Leather.
(c) Fur.
(d) Velvet.

2. What piece of gym equipment does Sara smash?
(a) A trampoline.
(b) A baseball bat.
(c) A hurdle.
(d) A tennis racket.

3. Where does Max Goldstein take Sara on their first night out?
(a) Central Park and the theater.
(b) Fifth Avenue shopping and the park.
(c) Dinner and a romantic movie.
(d) The vauderville theater and a jazz club.

4. Sara feels like who as she leaves New York to go to college?
(a) Columbus.
(b) Pizarro.
(c) Magellan.
(d) Cortes.

5. Who is Mr. Martin?
(a) A neighbor Sara encounters on a daily basis.
(b) A teacher Sara has at college.
(c) A friend of Sara's sister.
(d) A man Sara works for when she is in college.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was Max Goldstein's first job after coming to America?

2. Sara admires the cleanliness and style of who in Chapter 16?

3. Reb says that a woman can not get into Heaven without what?

4. Who sends Sara a note a few months after Reb's marriage?

5. What is Sara's favorite subject in college?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe who Mr. Edman is and what he does for a living.

2. Describe Sara's trip to the department store on Fifth Avenue.

3. How does Sara feel about her surroundings when she first goes to college?

4. Why is Shenah so weak when Sara sees her in Chapter 18?

5. Why does Mrs. Feinstein contact Sara at work and ask her to stop by her and Reb's place?

6. What items does Shenah bring Sara when she vists her at her apartment in Chapter 11?

7. Why does Sara choose to go to the freshman class dance at college?

8. What does the letter from Fania to Sara say in Chapter 14?

9. How is Sara treated differently than the man behind her when she is getting beef stew at the cafeteria?

10. What do Sara's sisters think of Reb's problem with his new wife?

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