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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 object is Frank Lubey carrying when he talks to Ann in Act 1?
(a) A wheelbarrow
(b) A ladder
(c) A potted plant
(d) A sack of potatoes

2. What does Chris think that he and Joe should tell Kate?
(a) That Joe would like to move
(b) That Joe's factory is closing
(c) That Chris loves Ann
(d) That Larry is likely dead

3. What does Kate say she will do if Larry is dead?
(a) Divorce Joe
(b) Leave the state
(c) Never leave the house
(d) Kill herself

4. How often has Ann written her father since he's been in prison?
(a) Every day
(b) Never
(c) Every week
(d) Once

5. What does Kate like about Chris's removal of the fallen tree?
(a) It isn't blocking the back entrance
(b) She can plant a garden
(c) The stump makes a nice seat
(d) It lets more light in

Short Answer Questions

1. What item is Ann sad to see is missing from her old backyard?

2. What appliance does Lydia accidentally plug in?

3. Which of the following is not something Joe lists as being something people must do with Steve Deever to show them he is not a murderer?

4. What sarcastic expression does Sue use to refer to the Kellers?

5. On what day is Larry Keller supposed to have died?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Joe and Kate Keller's concern about George Deever coming to their house?

2. What is Chris's plan now that he knows the truth about his family?

3. Why is Kate annoyed at Joe when she comes out of the house?

4. How does Joe feel about Ann's visiting the family?

5. Explain the roots of Chris' sense of guilt after the war?

6. How does Joe defend himself to Chris regarding the money he made?

7. What does Ann tell George about her leaving the Kellers?

8. Why does Kate have to believe that Larry is still alive?

9. Why is Frank Lubey drawing up a horoscope?

10. What is the significance of the fallen tree in the Kellers' yard?

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