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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. How does Alice refer to a woman's first period?
(a) The wave.
(b) The blessing.
(c) The bleeding.
(d) The marker of womanhood.
2. Who ends up marrying the woman Standish had originally wanted to marry?
(a) Master Allard.
(b) Master Bradford.
(c) Master Billington.
(d) Master Rudy.
3. What did Dorothy and Alice used to secretly consume in Dorothy's father's study?
(a) Tea.
(b) Meat.
(c) Alchohol.
(d) Sweets.
4. When was the first colonist in Plymouth murdered?
(a) 1620.
(b) 1610.
(c) 1575.
(d) 1630.
5. What kind of wish does Alice think of "dominance" as?
(a) Divine.
(b) Secondary.
(c) Primal.
(d) Earthly.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the word Eleanor and John Billington use most often, privately, to refer to the leaders at Plymouth?
2. How many children does Alice have in Part I?
3. Who is Alice's newborn baby in Part I?
4. What is the word the colonists use when someone is bad-tempered?
5. Which animals constantly prowled the perimeter of Plymouth?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why did William used to scold Dorothy for the treatment of their son John?
2. How do the women of Plymouth in particular think of Myles Standish?
3. Who is one of John Billington's closest friends, and what do the two have in common?
4. Why does William Bradford ask his wife Alice to pay a visit to Eleanor Billington in Part I?
5. What did John Billington's letter to the colony's investors say?
6. What problem did William Bradford have about the way some colonists conducted themselves on Christmas Day one year?
7. What part of the day does John Billington love, and why?
8. What is one of John Billington's biggest frustrations with the leaders of Plymouth?
9. Why is Dorothy not allowed to marry the man she really loves, a Dutch man?
10. How does Alice Bradford really feel about Eleanor Billington?
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