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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is Sue's last thought?
(a) That she will shortly see her son in heaven.
(b) That she is sorry for murdering anyone.
(c) That Jesus is waiting for her.
(d) That she is able to remain strong and prevent the men from learning the names of her son's comrades.

2. How does Booker learn the names of the party member?
(a) He calls Sue's contact.
(b) He finds her address book.
(c) He goes to the meeting.
(d) He says and name and Sue responds.

3. Why does Booker stop Sue from rising?
(a) Because she is too weak.
(b) Because he hasn't finished stitching her head.
(c) Because she is already in trouble enough as it is.
(d) Because she is still dizzy.

4. About what is Sue certain?
(a) That her son will be killed.
(b) That the Sheriff is lying.
(c) That her son's death will be avenged.
(d) That the morgue wouldn't have her son.

5. After Sue lets her friend in the house, where do they go?
(a) To the living room.
(b) To the porch.
(c) To the bedroom.
(d) To the kitchen.

6. How does Sue feel about Booker's offer?
(a) Angry.
(b) Conflicted.
(c) Relieved.
(d) Curious.

7. What is the name of the woods where her son is?
(a) Breckenridge Forest.
(b) It doesn't have a name.
(c) The White Woods.
(d) Foley's woods.

8. What does Booker need in order to do what he offers to do?
(a) Names of the contacts.
(b) A gun.
(c) Knowledge as to the whereabouts of one of her sons.
(d) Some money for the doctor.

9. Who is where the Sheriff takes her?
(a) Her son handcuffed to the backseat door.
(b) Her son in a cell.
(c) Her son lying in the mud.
(d) Her son laid out on a table dead.

10. What is ironic about Sue's encounter with Booker versus that with the Sheriff?
(a) She trusts a layman rather than the law.
(b) She is weak in the encounter with Booker.
(c) She is just as strong-willed in both encounters.
(d) Nothing.

11. What does Sue urge Reva to do?
(a) To go warn the communists.
(b) Go to her aunt's in a city far away.
(c) Go to bed.
(d) To cook up some cornbread for the stew.

12. How does Sue feel about accepting Booker's help?
(a) Sullen since he is a communist.
(b) Sullen since he is white.
(c) Reluctant.
(d) Willing.

13. What does Sue say when Reva asks if Johnny-Boy came home?
(a) That he decided he could not come home ever again.
(b) That he had.
(c) That he had not.
(d) That he was on his way now.

14. What does Sue do before she leaves?
(a) Goes to Johnny-Boy's room.
(b) Goes out to the garden.
(c) Goes to the barn.
(d) Goes to the basement.

15. What does Sue retrieve there?
(a) Johnny-Boy's gun.
(b) Some old papers that implicate the Sheriff in illegal activities.
(c) Some garlic for good luck.
(d) A pitchfork.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Reva think things will turn out?

2. What race is the person standing over her?

3. How do they break Johnny-Boy's knees?

4. What does Sue not trust Booker?

5. What does the Sheriff ask Sue?

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