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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 9-10.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who stops to talk a moment about school as Dicey is washing the market windows?
(a) Mr. Toby.
(b) Miss Eversleigh.
(c) Mr. Lingerle.
(d) Mrs. Smarts.
2. What does Dicey go and do immediately after the conversation with Gram?
(a) She awakens James and tells him about the conversation.
(b) She sits for two hours in her room thinking about Momma.
(c) She calls Mina and thanks her for the support in class that day.
(d) She goes for a short walk in the salt marsh flats.
3. What thought occurs to Dicey as she watches Sammy fill in at James' job?
(a) Sammy is actually too young to fill in for James properly.
(b) Sammy is growing up too fast.
(c) The process of holding on to a person is time consuming.
(d) Sammy has a light, pleasant spirit that attracts others to him.
4. What is Jeff's surprise question to Dicey as they walk from the school to the market?
(a) Jeff asks if he can come to the farm to see her again Saturday.
(b) Jeff asks Dicey to a school dance.
(c) Jeff asks if Dicey can get him a job at the market.
(d) Jeff asks if Maybeth can come to his house to sing songs.
5. What is Gram's matter of fact statement concerning the kids?
(a) Dicey should not concern herself about the kids.
(b) Maybeth will be worse within one year.
(c) The family will proceed with the adoptions.
(d) James probably will be better off within one year.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is it about Gram that Dicey realizes when she notices how Gram reacts to Maybeth's lateness?
2. What additional task does Dicey take on at the store when Millie struggles?
3. What specific words in the song Dicey hears cause her to stop and concentrate for the meaning?
4. What is a comforting thought to Dicey as they sit at the table in the evening?
5. What happened with Sammy at school that Dicey finds reassuring and amusing?
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