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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. In Chapter 21, what does Cooper not like?
(a) The taste of chicken.
(b) The Farm.
(c) The woods.
(d) Walking.
2. By the end of Chapter 22, who does Peter realize he may be searching for?
(a) His wife.
(b) His long lost sister.
(c) God.
(d) His family.
3. What are Cooper and Peter doing at the start of Chapter 21?
(a) Playing in the woods.
(b) Taking a nap.
(c) Taking a jog.
(d) Eating dinner.
4. What offer does Governor Wallace make Peter?
(a) To work for him in exchange for food.
(b) Leave town or else.
(c) He offers financial assistance.
(d) To stay at his home.
5. What code does Peter use to describe Alabama?
(a) CAB.
(b) FAA.
(c) TAA.
(d) BOB.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who attends the celebration at the end of Chapter 18?
2. What is "butcher night" as referred to in Chapter 15?
3. Why does Peter have the emotions he is feeling at the beginning of Chapter 19?
4. Why does Peter decide to head to head to Tennessee?
5. Where does Peter bury Cooper?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Cooper's impression of the Farm?
2. What is Peter's impression of Stephen Gaskin?
3. What happens during Peter's meeting with Governor Wallace? How does Peter's opinion of Governor Wallace change?
4. What is the significance of the diner experience Peter has at the end of Chapter 25.
5. How do the teachings of Stephen Gaskin influence Peter in a positive way?
6. How does Peter meet the Oliver brothers in Chapter 13? What does Peter do with them?
7. In Chapter 13, Peter meets a sheriff. Describe their interaction.
8. In Chapter 22 there is a terrible accident. Describe this event.
9. How is the accident in Chapter 22 going to change Peter's journey?
10. In Chapter 23 Peter meets a family while walking. What does the family do for him, and how does this change his opinion on Alabama?
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