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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 does Randy tell Edgar that Mark said about money?
(a) checks won't be worth anything soon
(b) money was going to get tight
(c) invest in real estate
(d) that Randy had all of Mark's money

2. Where is Randy driving to meet up with his brother Mark?
(a) Orlando
(b) Pensacola
(c) Tampa
(d) Tallahassee

3. Who calls Randy on the morning when the book begins?
(a) Mark
(b) Daisy
(c) Western Union
(d) no one

4. Who is Missouri?
(a) Randy's girlfriend
(b) a school teacher
(c) Randy's maid and neighbor
(d) Florence's housemate

5. How does Helen feel when she leaves Mark?
(a) like a deserter
(b) happy
(c) like a bad woman
(d) excited

Short Answer Questions

1. Where is Lavinia when Randy arrives at the McGoverns' house after the Day?

2. What does Randy see when he goes outside after being shaken awake?

3. What does Randy tell Helen and the children when they join him outside?

4. What does Randy think of Florence?

5. What does Mark tell Helen to do?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where does Randy find Dan and what happens?

2. What does Randy do when he first arrives at McCoy and what does he see?

3. Who barges in on Randy after he returns home from his errands in town and what does she say?

4. What does the announcement from the Acting Chief Executive tell the people of Ft. Repose?

5. How does Helen feel about leaving Mark and what is his answer and why does he say it?

6. What kind of encounter does Randy have with Florence and Alice after he is alone the evening of his errands to town?

7. What does James Cobb do when ordered to go after a bogy?

8. What does "the Day" designate and how important is it to the people of Ft. Repose?

9. Who is James Cobb and what is he doing for the Air Force?

10. Where did Randy go after he left the bank and what did he do?

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