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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. Why is Jay in hot pursuit of Lizzie?
(a) He knows she stole his money.
(b) He is still in love with her.
(c) He is angry that she shot at him.
(d) He needs to produce an heir.

2. What are Robert's plans for the plantation?
(a) Sell it.
(b) Expand it.
(c) Foreclose on it.
(d) Burn it.

3. Who is the overseer of Mockjack Hall?
(a) Edward Jones.
(b) Bill Sowerby.
(c) George Weston.
(d) Charles Maguire.

4. Whom does Mack plan on taking with him when he escapes?
(a) Peg.
(b) Sara.
(c) Cora.
(d) Annie.

5. What does Mack give the Indians in exchange for their guide services?
(a) Food.
(b) A knife.
(c) A rifle.
(d) A blanket.

Short Answer Questions

1. The minister who visits Lizzie in London is the pastor of the church in ______________.

2. What river do Mack and Lizzie reach in Chapter 40?

3. How long does it take the ship carrying the prisoners to reach the colonies?

4. Any grandchild born within a year of Sir George's death will receive _______________ of the estate.

5. What does Peg tell Jay and his men?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Mack begin to prepare for an escape from Mockjack Hall?

2. Why do Mack, Lizzie, and Peg decide to leave their wagon and belongings behind during their escape?

3. How do Jay's political views alienate him from his Virginia neighbors?

4. What advice does Lady Alicia give Jay regarding Sir George's will?

5. How was Mack set up to be arrested?

6. How do Mack and Lizzie enlist the help of an Indian to serve as a guide?

7. Why does Lizzie feel forced to comply with the deal made between Gordonson and Sir George?

8. Why does Sir Philip Armstrong of the Secretary of State's office visit the Jamissons?

9. What are the circumstances that have Peg seeking shelter at Mockjack Hall?

10. What is the fate of the prisoners in the colonies?

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