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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. Where does Lisbeth wish to be married to Matthew?
(a) Richmond.
(b) Williamsburg.
(c) Charles City.
(d) New Kent.
2. What color dress does Mrs. Ann suggest that Lisbeth think about choosing if the seamstress has it available?
(a) Pink.
(b) Deep blue.
(c) Lavender.
(d) Sky blue.
3. Who goes with her mother to tend to ill slaves in Chapter 17?
(a) Mary.
(b) Emily.
(c) Camilla.
(d) Emma.
4. In Chapter 17, how old is Lisbeth?
(a) 15.
(b) 13.
(c) 12.
(d) 14.
5. What day of the week does Lisbeth wish to marry Matthew?
(a) Saturday.
(b) Monday.
(c) Tuesday.
(d) Sunday.
Short Answer Questions
1. When Lisbeth has her picnic in Chapter 17, who does she say will lead her guests along the river?
2. How many bedrooms will Matthew's home have in Ohio?
3. At the beginning of Chapter 21, how many napkins does Lisbeth have to finish for her trousseau?
4. What day of the week does Mrs. Ann decide Lisbeth will have a picnic in Chapter 17?
5. What date is Lisbeth's wedding to Edward scheduled for?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are Matthew's plans for when he moves to Ohio?
2. Why does Matthew divert the other boys to throw stones at a cottonwood?
3. What does Mrs. Ann suggest when Lisbeth asks if they can have a picnic to celebrate spring?
4. How does Lisbeth describe the tea she has with Edward's mother and sister?
5. How does Matthew react when Lisbeth asks if he will marry her?
6. What does Rebecca tell Lisbeth will happen to Mattie if she is caught?
7. Who covers for Mattie when she is so tired at the beginning of Chapter 13?
8. How does Lisbeth get a tour of White Pines?
9. Why does Mary think Lisbeth should still marry Edward after Lisbeth finds him raping a slave?
10. What happened to Mattie when she is taken to the Anderson plantation after Samuel ran away?
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