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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. Which of Catherine's classmates must leave home to work?
(a) Sandy.
(b) Susy.
(c) Sophy.
(d) Sally.
2. Mr. Hall believes Negroes should ___________________.
(a) be returned to Africa.
(b) pay taxes.
(c) become American citizens.
(d) be sent to school.
3. What are the children doing as Chapter 6 begins?
(a) Tapping trees for syrup.
(b) Sledding.
(c) Going on a hayride.
(d) Walking home from school.
4. Whose mother has an accident with a cow?
(a) James Hallowell's.
(b) Joshua Nelson's.
(c) Asa Sampson's.
(d) Mr. Hall's.
5. In what format is the story written?
(a) Play.
(b) Essay.
(c) Journal.
(d) Documentary.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Lucy bring with her in trunks?
2. To whose home does Mr. Holt move?
3. What blocks passage on the roads?
4. What type of animals are used to clear the road?
5. From whose home does Mr. Holt move?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Mr. Hall lose his temper when the question of his marrying Aunt Lucy arises?
2. What has been stolen from the Shipmans' storeroom and who is accused of the theft?
3. Explain the theme of redemption regarding the Count of Zincheroff.
4. What changes must Mr. Holt make in order to appease the townspeople related to his moral teachings?
5. How is Mr. Hall's crafting of a chair an element of foreshadowing for the story?
6. What does Catherine see in one of Mr. Holt's newspapers that particularly upsets her?
7. What is Asa's philosophical stance on continuing to take punishment for things he did not do?
8. How does the Hall family spend its first Thanksgiving since the death of Mrs. Hall?
9. Why does Catherine believe her father responded in a sexist manner when she told him about the boys near the thin ice?
10. What does Catherine tell about her life as she begins her journal?
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