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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Sue's friend want to know?
(a) Where Booker went.
(b) Where Johnny-Boy is.
(c) What happened to Sue.
(d) Where the Sheriff is.
2. The beating of Sue is an example of racism. What is racism?
(a) The knowledge that some races are genetically better than others.
(b) The belief in the genetic value of all races.
(c) The belief in the superioity of one race over another.
(d) The belief in God's favor to humankind over other species.
3. Where does Booker carry Sue?
(a) To the ambulance.
(b) Upstairs to the bedroom.
(c) Into the kitchen.
(d) To his car.
4. How does Booker make Sue give up resistance?
(a) He injects her with drugs.
(b) He continues to press her.
(c) He pulls a gun on her.
(d) He pretends he does not care one way or the other.
5. How do they break Johnny-Boy's knees?
(a) Running over him in the Sheriff's car.
(b) With a large rock.
(c) With a crowbar.
(d) They do not break any bones.
6. Where does Booker say the Sheriff is?
(a) In the woods.
(b) In the FBI office.
(c) Dead.
(d) Back at the station.
7. As Sue regains consciousness, what does she hear?
(a) Gunshots.
(b) Wailing.
(c) Her name being called.
(d) Sirens.
8. Where does the Sheriff lead Sue?
(a) To the nearby farmhouse.
(b) To the jail.
(c) To his squad car.
(d) To a clearing in the woods.
9. What is the Sheriff doing?
(a) Filling out an arrest warrent for Sue.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Questioning Johnny-Boy.
(d) Answering questions to the FBI agent.
10. What does Sue become aware of in the clearing?
(a) An FBI agent with his rifle pointed at the Sheriff.
(b) A wolf drawn by the smell of blood.
(c) A commotion.
(d) Her other son coming in with a gun.
11. In this chapter, several things are foreshadowed, a term that means...?
(a) The repeating of words of the same consonent.
(b) Giving false clues to throw off the reader.
(c) Something that gives a hint of something to come.
(d) When the sun goes behind a really large cloud.
12. What is the name of the person standing over her?
(a) Booker.
(b) Lydall.
(c) Tyndall.
(d) James.
13. What does Sue tell her friend?
(a) Nothing.
(b) That Johnny-Boy has been arrested.
(c) That Booker is contacting party members.
(d) That the Sheriff is arresting her other son.
14. Is giving Booker the names likely to change the outcome?
(a) No since the Sheriff already found Sue's black book.
(b) Yes because Johnny-Boy dies before the Sheriff learns anything.
(c) Yes because Johnny-Boy escaped before the Sheriff learns anything.
(d) No since Johnny-Boy is already in custody.
15. What is ironic about Sue's encounter with Booker versus that with the Sheriff?
(a) She is just as strong-willed in both encounters.
(b) Nothing.
(c) She trusts a layman rather than the law.
(d) She is weak in the encounter with Booker.
Short Answer Questions
1. What motivates Sue to do what she is contemplating?
2. What does Booker offer to do?
3. How does Sue clarify her intentions?
4. What is one thing Sue thinks about doing?
5. What does the Sheriff threaten to do if Sue does not talk to her son?
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