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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 narrator say Hadleyburg is known to most Americans as?
(a) Hadleyburg the Lovable.
(b) Hadleyburg the Disruptible.
(c) Hadleyburg the Incorruptible.
(d) Hadleyberg the Discernable.
2. Where does the stranger say Goodson made the remark to him?
(a) Utopia Alley.
(b) Berlin Alley.
(c) Didcot Alley.
(d) Hale Alley.
3. What kind of expression do the town folks' faces have at the end of the week?
(a) Holy happiness.
(b) Vanity.
(c) Freedom.
(d) Boredom.
4. What is the old lady reading in the parlor?
(a) The New Age Observer.
(b) The Christian Times.
(c) The Missionary Herald.
(d) The Guardian.
5. What kind of honesty does Mrs. Richards say the town has trained them to think?
(a) Artificial honesty.
(b) Hateful honesty.
(c) God's honesty.
(d) Idealistic honesty.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Mr. Richards say it is dreadful to be?
2. Who did Goodson come close to marrying?
3. What kind of fit does Mrs. Richards fall into as she feels the sack?
4. Who does Mr. Richards think that Goodson despised?
5. Who does Mr. Halliday talk to about Mrs. Wilcox's happiness?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Mrs. Richards angry at her husband?
2. How does the town react when Burgess declares that Billson is the rightful heir to the money?
3. How does Edward prove himself not as honest as what he would have his wife to believe?
4. How does Burgess try to settle the dispute between Wilson and Burgess?
5. Why does Mr. Richards say he did not speak up in defense of Burgess?
6. How does Wilson get everyone on his side?
7. Why does Mr. Richards say Burgess is not as mean-spirited as the town thinks?
8. How does Mr. Richards react to the sack?
9. Why does Harkness want to buy the sack from the stranger?
10. Why does the stranger want to do harm to Hadleyburg?
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