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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. Mountain folk do not like _________ according to Mrs, Tatum.
(a) People wearing shoes.
(b) Teachers.
(c) Foreigners.
(d) Girls.

2. Doctor MacNeill tells Christy about the Taylor-what feud?
(a) Bogg.
(b) McHone.
(c) Grantland.
(d) Allen.

3. What is the last name of the girl with the speech impediment?
(a) O'Toole.
(b) O'Teale.
(c) O'Neill.
(d) O'Brien.

4. Christy experiences some unpleasantness when she arrives at the school one morning to see all the beautiful new books and maps sent by Mr. Smith what?
(a) Cut and torn.
(b) Written on.
(c) Destroyed by a fire.
(d) Missing.

5. Christy uses Miss Alice's teachings to accept the tiring ramblings of who?
(a) Ruby Mae.
(b) Little Burl.
(c) David.
(d) Ida.

Short Answer Questions

1. Before too long, Mr. Pentland realizes that Christy is truly tired and he tells her that they will rest at the _______ house.

2. The Lyon and Healy Company send the mission what?

3. Christy is appalled at the lack of what for the children on her first day?

4. The mission also desperately needs a what?

5. The highlanders are in awe of who with her Quaker ways and speech?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Christy so discouraged about her work with the children after a month?

2. Describe Mr. Pentland.

3. What point does Miss Alice try to make to Christy about Christy's job in Cutter Gap?

4. What is the relationship between love and learning and how does Christy discover it?

5. Is Christy an optimist?

6. When the phone comes to Cutter Gap, everyone is excited. Explain how this seems contradictory to the rest of the book so far.

7. Describe the situation with the injured man in the Spencer cabin and why it upsets Christy.

8. Explain the significance of the trashed school.

9. What are Christy's thoughts about Ruby Mae?

10. What is the Spencer cabin like?

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