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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 the overseer recommend in Chapter 6 in order for Francoise to get some needed cash?
(a) Find a wealthy man to marry.
(b) Plant cotton in more of the acreage.
(c) Sell some slaves.
(d) Rotate among more crops.

2. What does Suzette say about the relationship between Doralise and Philippe?
(a) It is lopsided.
(b) It is romantic.
(c) It is blissful.
(d) It is deteriorating.

3. What is Clement preparing to do in Chapter 13?
(a) Sneak out to see a horse race.
(b) Visit Philomene.
(c) Take cotton to the market.
(d) ame a new stallion.

4. How does Clement earn extra money?
(a) Playing the fiddle at dances.
(b) As a blacksmith.
(c) Making bows.
(d) Selling his flutes.

5. What does Suzette think when she is ill in Chapter 4?
(a) She is dying.
(b) She has typhus.
(c) She is pregnant.
(d) She has yellow fever.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Oreline buy?

2. What do Clement and Philomene have permission to do?

3. Why does Joseph say he wants to buy Clement?

4. How does Philomene communicate with Gerant in Chapter 9?

5. Who does Jacques Tessier buy?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Oreline say upon learning of Suzette's pregnancy, and what is Suzette's response?

2. How does Elisabeth treat Suzette after Suzette gives birth to Gerant?

3. Why does Francoise chastise Elisabeth in Chapter 1?

4. Why does Francoise arrange a marriage for Oreline?

5. What does Elisabeth urge Philomene to tell Clement?

6. What remark does Suzette make concerning Doralise's relationship with Eugene?

7. What does Philomene say about her own light skin?

8. What does Suzette ask Doralise concerning Gerant, and what is Doralise's reply?

9. What does Joseph Ferrier agree to do after Suzette talks to Oreline in Chapter 14?

10. What does Suzette ask Oreline to do, and what is Oreline's response?

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