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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 did Rebekka do when she was threatened by an animal?
(a) She fainted.
(b) She hid behind her slaves.
(c) She fought it with a stick.
(d) She ran to her husband.

2. Why is Minha Mae not sent with Florens when she is sent to another slave owner?
(a) Florens doesn't want her.
(b) Her baby is breastfeeding.
(c) Florens is worth enough.
(d) She is very sick.

3. Who rescued Lina when she was younger?
(a) Nuns.
(b) Soldiers.
(c) Traders.
(d) Mountain men.

4. Why does Lina not like the Vaark house?
(a) It has 3 stories.
(b) It is in a strange fashion.
(c) It is too small.
(d) It used up 50 trees.

5. Where did Rebekka meet Lina?
(a) A train station.
(b) At sea.
(c) Virginia.
(d) Washington D.C.

Short Answer Questions

1. What language is minha mae?

2. Why does Florens think of the time Rebekka was threatened by an animal?

3. What does Lina worry about after Jacob's death?

4. Where did Rebekka's main faith lie?

5. What does Lina sense when she first sees the blacksmith and Florens?

Short Essay Questions

1. How were Rebekka's ideas of religion changed when she came to Virginia?

2. What does Florens think about at night while heading to the blacksmith's house to comfort her?

3. Why doesn't Florens' mother go with her to the new farm?

4. Why do Lina's ideas about the protecting spirits not comfort Florens while heading to the blacksmith's house?

5. What causes Jacob to be so confused before his death?

6. Why does Lina end up waiting in the woods for Florens?

7. Where does Rebekka find her biggest source of faith, and why does she think this is strange?

8. How does Jacob change, and what causes these changes?

9. What do the Ney brothers do to Florens and Lina?

10. How does Florens show proof that she is not breaking any laws while she is heading to the blacksmith's house?

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