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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through "Freewill Savages".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does this person who joins Inman in the chapter, Exile and Brute Wandering, tell Inman about what happened to him after their last meeting?
(a) That he was fighting the Federals but decided to return home.
(b) That the townspeople beat him and cut his hair.
(c) That he was robbed of all his possessions and decided to move on.
(d) That he was forced out of the Home Guard for being too brutal.

2. What does Inman say happened in Petersburg?
(a) A group of Indians massacred a Union company.
(b) A group of Confederates ambushed some Federals.
(c) A group of Home Guardsmen murdered a group of deserters.
(d) A group of Federal tunnelers blew up a Confederate company.

3. Where does Inman dream of living one day?
(a) In a big city in the East.
(b) In the flatlands he is traveling through.
(c) In a cabin high in the moutains.
(d) At Black Cove with Ada.

4. Why does Veasey hit his companion over the head in the chapter Exile and Brute Wandering?
(a) Because he refused to pay a prostitute for her services.
(b) Because he attempted to rob a shop keeper.
(c) Because he attempted to molest a woman on the street.
(d) Because he attempted to steal Inman's haversack.

5. Why does Inman believe the person he sees at Deep River is up to no good?
(a) The person has a weapon.
(b) The person blushes when questioned.
(c) The person appears nervous and incoherent.
(d) There is a person bundled up on the back of his horse.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Inman become upset about Ada's reaction to his story?

2. What does Inman steal while at the same time leaving money for its cost?

3. What confession does the person Inman meets at Deep River make?

4. What object does Ruby instruct Ada to create in the chapter, In Place of the Truth?

5. Who attacks Inman as he leaves the area where the settlement was?

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