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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 Daphne say you are doing when you have a child?
(a) Renewing the world.
(b) Preserving your grandparents.
(c) Courting loss.
(d) Redeeming your parents.

2. What does Daphne tell her boss, to explain her absence?
(a) Her neighbor had an emergency.
(b) Her husband was deported.
(c) She is sick.
(d) Her daughter is sick.

3. What does Daphne say she and Engin used to argue about when they first had Honey?
(a) Sequestration periods.
(b) Money.
(c) Directions.
(d) Visiting his family.

4. How does Daphne characterize sex?
(a) A trap.
(b) A fantasy.
(c) A delusion.
(d) A vision.

5. What does Daphne say will be the downfall of the State of Jefferson movement?
(a) The sparse population.
(b) The lack of funding.
(c) Infighting between sects.
(d) The powerful federal army.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Daphne characterize marriage?

2. What Daphne describe as giving her the greatest sense of well-being available?

3. What time is it when Daphne walks out of work?

4. What does Daphne say her balance was five months ago?

5. What was it that caused Daphne to sob for 30 seconds before leaving the house?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the goat bell in Daphne’s house remind her?

2. How does Daphne characterize her experience going to church with Honey?

3. What kind of access does Daphne have with the outside world from Altavista?

4. What unexpected connection does Daphne make at the café?

5. Why is Daphne so glad to see a message from her Uncle Rodney on her phone when she gets service again?

6. What is the economic and cultural state of Altavista?

7. How does Daphne describe the rhythms of her sex life?

8. Why were Daphne and Engin not married in Turkey?

9. How does Daphne describe Engin’s cultural role in Turkey?

10. What is the status of Daphne’s husband’s immigration situation?

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