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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. Who is Joe's friend that Janey has a crush on as a young girl?
(a) Jerry.
(b) David.
(c) Mark.
(d) Alec.

2. What does Johnny do in his new job?
(a) Sells advertising for real estate.
(b) Purchases property for the firm.
(c) Writes advertising for real estate.
(d) Negotiates with lawyers.

3. Who convinces Mac to stay another month in Nevada despite Maisie's moving letter?
(a) Upton Sinclair.
(b) Fred Hoff.
(c) Lucy Hammond.
(d) President Harrison.

4. What does Mac feel sad about leaving behind when they leave for Chicago?
(a) The familiar.
(b) His toys.
(c) The dog.
(d) His parents.

5. What does Janey's mother fail to understand about her daughter?
(a) Why she has to work.
(b) Why she is moody.
(c) Why she does not like children.
(d) Why she is not married.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what section of Washington, D.C. did Janey grow up?

2. After going to the theater one night, whom does Mac meet?

3. Who is the Commanding General?

4. What is Fainy supposed to say if anyone asks where he is taking the boxes?

5. In News Reel II, what is the event discussed concerning George Smith and his brother?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Alice, and what effect does she have on Janey?

2. What is the only question that Fainy asks about his job?

3. Where does Mac live with Maisie and what is their relationship?

4. What does Johnny do for work, and why does he move to Ocean City?

5. What does Fred Hoff offer Mac?

6. After meeting Ben Evans, what does Mac decide?

7. What do you learn about Mac's personality through his choices in pages. 62-84?

8. What happens on the train ride to Chicago that Mac takes?

9. When Fainy accepts a job with Doc Bingham, what does he learn about his new place of employment right away?

10. Who is Annabelle Marie Strang, and why is she important to Johnny?

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