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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 character tries to talk sense into Winfield after Hunnicut leaves?
(a) Lathrop.
(b) Troy.
(c) April.
(d) Seth.

2. Why does Suzanne say she is unhappy with Broussard?
(a) He is taking drugs.
(b) He has sold the farm.
(c) He has no money.
(d) He is drinking again.

3. What does Suzanne do for a living?
(a) She's a writer.
(b) She's a journalist.
(c) She's an artist.
(d) She's an actor.

4. Why does Winfield resign himself to his drug addiction?
(a) He can't go throught the emotional and physical torture of giving up.
(b) He can't stand the idea of a sober life.
(c) He can't lose his career.
(d) He wants to die anyway and he would prefer to die feeling high.

5. Who does Suzanne receive an allowance from?
(a) Her father.
(b) Her ex-husband.
(c) Her old headmaster.
(d) Her uncle.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do Suzanne and Broussard drink on the beach?

2. Why does the doctor tell Winfield he needs to give up stimulants?

3. What kind of animal do Brother Samuel and Boudreaux use to help them pull out a large stump?

4. Why was Winfield's brother murdered?

5. What does Seth talk to Winfield about to get him excited about Lathrop's election win?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Winfield spend his first afternoon in his home town?

2. What trouble is Broussard in at the police station?

3. What problems does Wally cause at the party?

4. How does Winfield spend his first evening in his hometown?

5. What does Broussard's parole officer tell him in this section?

6. How does Broussard first date with Suzanne go?

7. Describe Broussard's first morning of freedom.

8. In what way could the relationship between Suzanne and Broussard be described as desperate?

9. How does Winfield's performance go down at the end of this section?

10. How does Broussard meet Suzanne again?

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