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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. Who taught poetry on the farm?
(a) John.
(b) Terry.
(c) Luca.
(d) Darla.
2. What does the rye bread Eve eats one night at dinner do to her?
(a) Gives her muscle spasms.
(b) Gives her chills.
(c) Gives her hallucinations.
(d) Gives her aches.
3. Who does Eve credit with getting the teenagers to safety?
(a) Henry.
(b) Burl.
(c) Effie.
(d) Juicy.
4. What does Jack say about the Bible in Chapter 7?
(a) To him, it is a mystery.
(b) He finds it hard to understand.
(c) He likes the pictures.
(d) He likes the apostles best.
5. What is Juicy's real name?
(a) Jeffereson.
(b) Justin.
(c) James.
(d) Jerry.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Eve think is Low's problem in Chapter 7?
2. What do the teenagers see on the farm that amazes them in Chapter 5?
3. What does Jack think Jesus is a metaphor for in the Bible?
4. Who is the teens' spokesperson when negotiating with the soliders?
5. What does the owner's text to Eve say?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the farm feel to Evie when they first get there in Chapter 5?
2. What does Evie hear the trail angels debating in Chapter 6 that scares and confuses her?
3. What saves the crew at the farm from the soldiers?
4. What kind of pictures do Evie and the other teens see of James on social media in Chapter 5?
5. Who does Evie credit with saving them from the great house and leading them to the farm, and why?
6. How does Mattie convince Jack and Shel to let their trapped animals free?
7. What was different about the storm that has just passed in Chapter 5 compared to other very bad hurricanes?
8. What shocks the teenagers about Sukey's mother when she appears at the farm to collect Sukey?
9. How does Sukey seem to react to having to care for her infant half-sister?
10. What is one reason the crew at the farm gives up keeping watch?
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