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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 does the baker accuse the red-haired girl and the blind man of doing in “The Peeler”?
(a) Breaking the laws.
(b) Being an unfit couple.
(c) Heckling him.
(d) Stealing his customers.

2. In “The Peeler”, what is the yellow-haired boy’s name?
(a) Old Gabriel.
(b) He isn’t given a name.
(c) Enoch Emery.
(d) Hazel Motes.

3. Who does Mr. Shiflit marry?
(a) The diner waitress.
(b) He does not marry anyone.
(c) Lucynell’s daughter.
(d) Lucynell.

4. What does Hazel Weaver want from Enoch Emery?
(a) The address of the red-haired girl and the blind man.
(b) To stop spying on the sunbathing women.
(c) An ice cream soda.
(d) Friendship.

5. In the beginning of “The Barbar”, what is Rayber reminiscing about?
(a) A long walk he had with his wife.
(b) His last meal.
(c) The church sermon.
(d) His last shave at the barber.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where is Hazel Wickers expecting to sleep on the train?

2. What is wrong with Lucynell’s daughter?

3. Who is Madam Zoleeda?

4. Who dose Hazel accompany to the dining car?

5. What happens to General Sash during the ceremony?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Enoch steal the gorilla suit?

2. How does O’Connor use foreshadowing in “A Good Man is Hard to Find”?

3. Why is Hazel Motes reluctant to befriend Enoch Emery?

4. Though General Sash does not want to go to his granddaughter’s graduation, why does he agree to anyhow?

5. What does Enoch Emery’s daily routine consist of?

6. What does Mrs. Willerton wish that she had more time for?

7. Why does Hazel Wickers keep thinking about his mother?

8. What dismays Ruby about Rufus choosing collard greens as his something “special” that she will make for him?

9. Why doesn’t the hitchhiker ride with Mr. Shiflet when he pulls over for him?

10. How does Mrs. Willerton feel about her daily life?

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