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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter Abstracts.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In the story "Revelation," what does the white-trash woman propose doing to all black people?
(a) Sending them back to Africa
(b) Making them slaves again
(c) Treating them equally
(d) Hiring them as farm hands
2. In the story "Revelation," what do the farm workers think happened to Mrs. Turpin's eye?
(a) They believe she fell down and hurt herself.
(b) They believe she was in a car accident.
(c) They believe Mr. Turpin hit her.
(d) They believe she was hit in the face by a book.
3. In the story "A View of the Woods," who does the Pitts family blame for Fortune wanting to sell the lot in front of their home?
(a) Tilman
(b) Fortune
(c) Mary Fortune
(d) Mr. Pitts
4. In the story "Everything That Rises Must Converge," why does it bother Julian's mother that the large black woman sits next to him?
(a) It seems as if she and the woman are swapping sons.
(b) She is afraid Julian will talk to the woman.
(c) She does not want to have to interact with the woman's son.
(d) It seems as if Julian likes the woman better than her.
5. In the story "Greenleaf" why does Mrs. May freeze when she sees the bull coming across the pasture?
(a) She is waiting for it to charge her.
(b) She is in disbelief.
(c) She is shocked that Mr. Greenleaf is not behind it.
(d) She is frightened.
Short Answer Questions
1. In the story "Greenleaf," why does Mrs. May go to the Greenleaf boys' farm?
2. In "The Lame Shall Enter First," what does Sheppard believe Norton will become when he grows up?
3. In the story "Greenleaf," what does Scofield do for a living?
4. In the story "Parker's Back," what does Parker propose to try and encourage Sarah Ruth to look at his tattoos?
5. In the story "A View of the Woods," what does Mary Fortune tell her grandfather when he confronts her about Pitts' beatings?
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