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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 year is it in Chapter 9?
(a) 1938.
(b) 1988.
(c) 1916.
(d) 1964.
2. What is notable about the friendship between Betty and the person in #55?
(a) They are both redheads.
(b) They look like they could be twins.
(c) Betty is much younger.
(d) They both have green eyes.
3. Who narrates the story in Chapter 1?
(a) Janelle.
(b) Betty.
(c) May Ellen.
(d) Lottie.
4. What is the name of the community where Lottie and Betty live?
(a) Hattiesville.
(b) Crystal Lake.
(c) Hogpath Road.
(d) Milk Farm Road.
5. What does Lottie's mother do when she learns that Lottie is dating Charles?
(a) Sends her back to Ireland.
(b) Smashes Lottie's hands with firewood.
(c) Grounds her for a month.
(d) Sends her to a convent school.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the date of the Introduction?
2. Lottie gives advice to Amanda on ______________________ during the Depression.
3. How old was Lottie when she got married?
4. Who is Betty's first true friend?
5. Where do Lottie and her husband move when they leave Kentucky?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the probable reason for Charles' suicide?
2. What is the premise of A CURE FOR DREAMS?
3. According to Lottie, why is a man's name for his wife an indicator of her value to him?
4. Why is Trudy raising her children on her own?
5. How does Lottie anonymously make sure that Trudy gets credit in Porter's store?
6. Why does Lottie take back the meal she had brought for Trudy and her children?
7. Who is Trudy Woodlief and why does she create such a stir when she arrives in town?
8. What does Lottie do when Charles does nothing when a boy is killed at the mill?
9. Because hers is not a happy marriage, how does Lottie instruct Betty in what to look for in satisfying relationships?
10. What is Lottie's recurrent romantic fantasy and how does her real life differ from the dream?
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