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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. In what year does the play end?
(a) 1988.
(b) The reader never finds out.
(c) 1973.
(d) 2002.
2. Who is Boolie's mother?
(a) Florine.
(b) The reader never finds out.
(c) Daisy.
(d) Boolie is an orphan.
3. How long has Daisy not been in the house when it is sold?
(a) One month.
(b) An hour or so.
(c) Two years.
(d) Ten years.
4. What kind of glasses does Hoke wear when he arrives to clean out Daisy's house?
(a) No glasses at all.
(b) Very thin reading glasses.
(c) Very thick ones because of his age.
(d) Safety goggles because there is so much junk.
5. What does Hoke mean when he says "Yassum" to Daisy?
(a) Yes ma'am.
(b) You need something?
(c) Yesterday.
(d) Yes mama.
Short Answer Questions
1. How fast does Daisy like to go in her car?
2. What does Daisy give Hoke as a Christmas present?
3. Who is Daisy going to see when she has Hoke drive her for a trip?
4. While she is disoriented, why does Daisy become angry with Hoke?
5. What church does Martin Luther King preach at?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Daisy respond to being told she is going to have to have a chauffeur?
2. What happens to Daisy when Hoke exits the car during their ride back from Mobile?
3. How does Daisy act during the first time Hoke takes her out in the car?
4. To what is Hoke referring to when he mentions the "Geechee trash" in Savannah?
5. Why does Hoke tell Boolie about Jeanette Harris's offer?
6. Why does Daisy think the people who bombed her temple did it by accident?
7. How does Daisy feel about Florine's Christmas festivities?
8. How does Daisy react to Hoke's offer to plant a vegetable garden for her in her backyard?
9. What level of literacy does Hoke have when he first discusses it with Daisy?
10. What does Daisy believe about the slower you go in a car?
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