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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. At what department store does Betty get her second job?
(a) Macy's.
(b) Kohl's.
(c) Kresge's.
(d) Bloomingdale's.
2. The health department enlists Lottie's help to ________________________.
(a) Teach Trudy to cook.
(b) Have Trudy's children vaccinated.
(c) Get Trudy to a doctor.
(d) Get Trudy's house cleaned up.
3. Lottie and Polly caution Betty about ____________________.
(a) Going to so many parties.
(b) Wearing her skirts too short.
(c) Staying out too late.
(d) Not getting pregnant.
4. What does Bridget make some of the local women in Ireland do while she is there?
(a) Take her shopping.
(b) Perform a deathwatch.
(c) Read to her.
(d) Cook her meals.
5. Who is offended by Betty's choice of location to deliver her baby?
(a) Herman's mother.
(b) Polly.
(c) Sade.
(d) Lottie.
Short Answer Questions
1. Betty gives birth to ___________________.
2. Where is Betty and Herman's wedding held?
3. Where does Betty live in Richmond?
4. How is Betty unlike other people at parties?
5. With whom does Betty spend much of her time?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Herman's enthusiasm for going to war show about him?
2. What are the two major revelations for Betty when she visits Stanton in the hospital?
3. Who is Herman Randolph and what is his relationship to Betty?
4. Why do Polly and Betty decide to wait until after the birth of Betty's baby to summon Lottie home?
5. What piece of furniture does Lottie give to Trudy and for what does Trudy use it?
6. What did the "Gregg course" teach?
7. Why does Betty think that her mother will never move from Milk Farm Road?
8. What are Betty's plans for delivering her baby and what objection does she encounter?
9. Who is Stanton and what is Betty's relationship with him?
10. Describe the frantic day when Betty gives birth to her daughter.
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