Three Famous Short Novels Quiz

William Faulkner

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

In Ike's opinion, who was most responsible for suppressing Blacks in the South? (from The Bear, Pages 244 - 301)

The farmers.

The blacks themselves.

The land owners.

The government.

2.

Why is the tall convict no longer required to serve the rest of his sentence from before the flood? (from The Old Man, Pages 148 - 184)

Because he has completed his duty by saving the refugee.

Because the fat convict has taken on the rest of his sentence.

Because he was declared legally dead.

Because he was absolved by the governor.

3.

What does the black prisoner tell the tall convict is the source of the sound he hears? (from The Old Man, Pages 77 - 113)

The Old Woman.

The Young Woman.

The Old Man.

The Young Man.

4.

How does the young boy feel about Boon? (from The Bear, Pages 218 - 244)

He is entertained by him.

He is afraid of him.

He admires him.

He does not respect him.

5.

How do the Cajun man and the convict split the earnings from their hunting catches? (from The Old Man, Pages 148 - 184)

50/50.

70/30.

80/20.

60/40.

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