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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 much money does Howard accept for the farm?
(a) $425,000.
(b) $300,000.
(c) $500,000.
(d) $175,000.
2. What surgery does Alice have while in jail?
(a) Brain surgery.
(b) Gallbladder surgery.
(c) Heart surgery.
(d) Appendix surgery.
3. What is Howard doing when Theresa comes to the house?
(a) Helping the girls with homework.
(b) Cleaning Emma's stained T-shirt.
(c) Fixing supper.
(d) Milking cows.
4. What do Howard and Alice buy for the girls on the way home from court?
(a) Dolls.
(b) Sleds.
(c) Coats.
(d) DVDs.
5. Where is Emma now reluctant to go?
(a) Church.
(b) The mall.
(c) Kindergarten.
(d) The park.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where do Howard, Alice and the girls stop on the way home from jail?
2. What does the judge order both sides in the trial to avoid mentioning?
3. Theresa faults her relatives for ________________________.
4. What is Howard's state of mind in this section?
5. What does Alice do when she sees the girls in the jail?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens after Howard and the girls leave the jail and what does Howard bring up in a letter he writes to Alice?
2. How does Theresa compare court to church?
3. Why is the lunch between Theresa and Alice so awkward?
4. What is Howard's perspective on the Goethe quote carved above the courthouse entrance?
5. Why does Alice compare Howard to her father?
6. What is Howard's interpretation of Alice's fleeing from the girls when they visit the jail for the first time?
7. What are Alice's thoughts about religion as she is locked up?
8. What does Theresa tell Howard regarding her feelings about her and her life with Dan now?
9. What information is Howard able to give Rafferty about Alice's past as well as his own?
10. How do Howard and the girls prepare to move out of the farmhouse?
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