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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 has Edward taught Catherine to do?
(a) Play the piano.
(b) Write.
(c) Sail.
(d) Shoot a rifle.
2. Who is Edward?
(a) Catherine's father.
(b) Catherine's brother.
(c) Catherine's friend.
(d) Catherine's uncle.
3. How does Catherine address Shaggy Beard in February?
(a) As she would a pig.
(b) By his first name.
(c) With a term of endearment.
(d) By his surname.
4. Why does Robert give the puppy back to Catherine in January?
(a) The puppy bit Robert.
(b) The puppy will not stop whimpering.
(c) The puppy peed on him.
(d) Catherine whines about the puppy to her mother.
5. How does Aelis feel about her marriage?
(a) She is indifferent towards her new husband.
(b) She hasn't yet met her husband and she still loves George.
(c) She is surprisingly attracted to her new husband.
(d) She is afraid of her husband as he has a temper.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Catherine's father keep trying to do to Catherine?
2. Who is Catherine the daughter of?
3. Who is returning home for Christmas, much to Catherine's chagrin?
4. Who does Aelis marry in January?
5. Why does Catherine put on boy's clothes in October?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are some examples of how life was different in the 1200's compared to how they are now?
2. What is the setting of the novel Catherine, Called Birdy?
3. How does Catherine take care of others in January? How does she feel about this?
4. What does Catherine think of the abbey and the monk's lifestyle when she visits her brother?
5. Who is Lady Aelis?
6. What does Catherine imagine about her father in November?
7. How did Catherine's parents meet?
8. What does Catherine observe of the Jewish group that passes through the village?
9. Describe Catherine's visit with the King's cousin.
10. What is Catherine's social status?
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