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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. How many students does Thea have when she starts giving piano lessons?
(a) One.
(b) Two.
(c) Four.
(d) Three.

2. Why has Thea chosen to study music?
(a) Because she is blind.
(b) Because she is a servant and that is her job.
(c) Because it is where she excels.
(d) Because she is trying to disobey her parents.

3. What does Harsanyi admire about Thea?
(a) Her smile.
(b) Her beauty.
(c) Her laugh.
(d) Her determination to learn new things.

4. Who dies as a result of Moonstone's contaminated water?
(a) Anna.
(b) Archie.
(c) Thor.
(d) Tillie.

5. What does Larson offer Thea after he hears her sing?
(a) A position with the professional choir.
(b) A position with the school choir.
(c) A position with his family choir.
(d) A position with the church choir.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Dr. Howard Archie?

2. How does Thea react to seeing the tramp the first time?

3. What weapon does Wunsch have when he is found drunk in the garden?

4. What does Harsanyi think of Thea's musical talent?

5. How much time passes in Chicago until Dr. Archie and Thea get to visit Reverend Lars Larson?

Short Essay Questions

1. When does Thea seem to be most herself during her first few weeks in Chicago?

2. How does Ray want Thea to use his life insurance money?

3. What does Mr. Kronborg hope to do with the extra money Thea will make when she begins working full-time as a piano teacher?

4. Why is Thea in tears after going to Archie's house to pick berries?

5. What does Archie encourage the young Thea to do with her life?

6. For what is Mrs. Archie known?

7. What does Thea realize about her sister when she returns to Moonstone for the first time?

8. How does Thea feel about her train ride with Ray?

9. Why does Ray encourage Thea to go to Chicago?

10. Why does Tillie alienate herself from her drama club?

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