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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Essie tell Cowney she has done that betrays him in Chapter Nineteen?
2. Why does Cowney tell Essie he does not want to go home at the end of Chapter Seventeen?
3. What happens to Cowney on his walk home from church?
4. What does Cowney want to use to pay for a headstone for Lishie?
5. What is Cowney holding when the person finds him outside on the inn's property in Chapter Nineteen?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is some of the dirtiest work Cowney has to perform at the inn and how does he feel about it?
2. What does Jon Craig tell Cowney about his father's death?
3. Where does Essie want Cowney to take her, and why does she seem to hesitate later?
4. How does Essie seem to feel about having told the authorities what she told them about Cowney?
5. Who catches Cowney, Essie, and Andrea in the hall in Part III and what is this person's reaction?
6. What does Tsa Tsi tell Cowney in Part III about Bud?
7. What does Essie do when she and Cowney are alone in Part III that makes them both laugh, and how does it affect how Cowney sees her?
8. How does Lishie get Cowney to go to church with her in the start of Part III?
9. What happens to Cowney when he walks home from church through the woods?
10. What does Jon Craig tell Cowney about Essie?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
How does Clapsaddle account for the tension between the fact that Cowney, by his own admission, was too young to remember his father's funeral, but he seems to have specific, clear associations with it as a young adult? Write an essay explaining your answers, citing specific references to the text to help support your answers.
Essay Topic 2
What role does religion and church play in Lishie's and Cowney's lives? Write an essay explaining your answers.
Essay Topic 3
How and when does Cowney begin to realize that he and Essie had very different kinds of childhood and family backgrounds, and what do these differences seem to mean for their relationship? How were Cowney's and Essie's childhoods significantly different? Write an essay explaining your answers.
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