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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Sue's friend do?
(a) Cleans Sue's wounds.
(b) Tells Sue the latest news about the Sheriff's activities.
(c) Asks to borrow a gun.
(d) Weeps.

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

3. What does Sue need to do?
(a) Get to her son and save him.
(b) Get to the hospital.
(c) Go lie down.
(d) Inform other comrades to avoid the meeting.

4. Where does Booker say the Sheriff is?
(a) Back at the station.
(b) Dead.
(c) In the woods.
(d) In the FBI office.

5. How does Sue feel when she and Booker are done?
(a) That she has been tricked by Booker.
(b) That she is going to die.
(c) That Booker is going to kill her.
(d) That she is going to be arrested.

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

7. What probably sustains Sue?
(a) Her determination.
(b) Her Christian faith.
(c) Her iron will.
(d) Her belief in right and wrong.

8. Why does Sue want to wait for Booker?
(a) To kill him so he can't reveal the names.
(b) To accuse him of lying.
(c) So he can see what he has done.
(d) To appeal to his sense of honor.

9. What does Sue tell her friend?
(a) That Johnny-Boy has been arrested.
(b) Nothing.
(c) That the Sheriff is arresting her other son.
(d) That Booker is contacting party members.

10. What does Sue do when this person comes into the kitchen?
(a) Calls him a liar.
(b) Lets him outside.
(c) Shoots him.
(d) Hugs her.

11. Where does Sue huddle?
(a) In the garden.
(b) Over the stove.
(c) In the bath.
(d) Under the table.

12. Who is Booker?
(a) One of the newest party members.
(b) An FBI agent.
(c) A neighbor.
(d) Sue's youngest son.

13. Is giving Booker the names likely to change the outcome?
(a) Yes because Johnny-Boy dies before the Sheriff learns anything.
(b) No since Johnny-Boy is already in custody.
(c) Yes because Johnny-Boy escaped before the Sheriff learns anything.
(d) No since the Sheriff already found Sue's black book.

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

15. Who does Sue want to reach before Booker?
(a) Johnny-Boy.
(b) Her other son.
(c) The Sheriff.
(d) The other communist cell members.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is immediately noticeable about Sue?

2. What does Sue almost do?

3. What are they planing to do to Johnny-Boy?

4. In this chapter, several things are foreshadowed, a term that means...?

5. What does Booker need in order to do what he offers to do?

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