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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. How did Lou Ann's mom feel about her writing the book?
(a) She was nervous about the result.
(b) She thought it was a good idea.
(c) She was dead set against it.
(d) She looked forward to reading it.

2. Who was Lou Ann's dad on a date with when he met her mom?
(a) Alexis.
(b) Alison.
(c) Ann.
(d) Alice.

3. Where did Lou Ann's father live when he became deaf?
(a) Greencastle, Indiana,
(b) Montpelier, Indiana.
(c) Akron, Indiana.
(d) Muncie, Indiana.

4. How old was Lou Ann's mom when she finished high school?
(a) 20.
(b) 21.
(c) 22.
(d) 19.

5. What was the first college Lou Ann attended?
(a) Capella University.
(b) Strayer University.
(c) Brown Mackie College.
(d) Ball University.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was crucial to Lou Ann's parents?

2. What did Lou Ann's youngest sister think of Lou Ann?

3. Where did some psychologists believe most of a person's personality was developed?

4. How did Lou Ann's mom feel when she saw her belongings being packed to go to school?

5. How many weekends per semester did Lou Ann's maternal grandparents go to visit their daughter?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Lou Ann's maternal grandparents react when they found out that their daughter was deaf?

2. What happened at the gas station on the way to Harvard?

3. What transpired when a visitor came to Doris Jean's parents home when she was sick?

4. What caused Lou Ann's father to become deaf?

5. How did Grandpa and Grandma Walker name their children?

6. What was Lou Ann's nightly ritual as a child?

7. What type of personality did Grandma Nellie have?

8. What caused Lou Ann's mother to become deaf?

9. How did Lou Ann's paternal grandparents react when they found out that their son was deaf?

10. How did Doris Jean and Gale feel having someone they could finally communicate openly with?

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