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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 Grandpa do for Love after her meeting with the Methodist Committee?
(a) Takes her on a trip.
(b) Holds church services at home.
(c) Buys her a piano.
(d) Buys her a new dress.

2. What does Grandpa want used as his casket?
(a) An old canoe.
(b) The pine box Mattie's casket came in.
(c) His car.
(d) His bed.

3. Who tells Will that Grandpa has died?
(a) Love.
(b) Mary.
(c) Loma.
(d) Hoyt.

4. Who suggests the cars be placed in front of the store?
(a) Hoyt.
(b) Will.
(c) Mary.
(d) Love.

5. Who does Grandpa call when he hears he will have to wait for a mechanic?
(a) Hoyt.
(b) Loomis.
(c) Mary.
(d) Loma.

Short Answer Questions

1. What chore does Loomis have to do while Grandpa learns to drive?

2. Who decides at the last minute to go on the trip with Love and Grandpa?

3. What does Will say is the worst injury to Grandpa after the robbery?

4. What is Loma so angry about when she sees Love at the house for the first time?

5. What does Love hint to Grandpa that she wants in the house?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Love say to Mrs. Predmore when she talks about the quick marriage?

2. What does Lightfoot tell Will when they go to the cemetery together?

3. What happens when the robbers turn over the barrel with the coins in it?

4. What do Will and his friends do during the Christmas play to create scripted chaos, and how is this received?

5. What does Love suggest using to plug the hole in the radiator?

6. What does Love say she prefers to be called after her wedding, and how does Grandpa respond to this?

7. How did Grandpa find out that Love kissed Mr. McAllister, and why?

8. What causes Love to say she will never drive again?

9. What does Will see when he gets back to fix the radiator while on the motoring trip?

10. What does Grandpa leave to Will in his will?

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