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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 many ways, Eva saw the foundation as her _________, and she was able to get all the funding she needed.
(a) Penance.
(b) Vocation.
(c) Refund.
(d) Glamour.

2. The many last speeches that Eva gave seemed to be a managed melodrama that caused people to become frenzied with __________.
(a) Mourning.
(b) Happiness.
(c) Hope.
(d) Wonder.

3. What happened to Eva after an event that began to change the way that she acted in the country?
(a) She fainted.
(b) She left.
(c) She didn't make sense.
(d) She didn't listen to Peron.

4. _______ served as a mediator for a nationwide strike in 1951, though it was unsuccessful.
(a) Peron.
(b) Eva.
(c) Carmina.
(d) Juan.

5. What was the date of Eva Peron's death, according to the book?
(a) July 23rd, 1954.
(b) July 25th, 1952.
(c) July 22nd, 1952.
(d) July 26th, 1952.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Peron remove from the laws during his term in office?

2. How many hospitals did the foundation build during its time?

3. Eva, at this time, had acquired the ability to convey __________ through her speeches.

4. Lonardi's staff tried to ________ Eva's body, but the Catholic Church would not allow this to happen.

5. Eva's foundation did threaten those corporations when they refused to ____________.

Short Essay Questions

1. What was the task of Dr. Ara after the death of Eva, according to the book?

2. What was the goal of the Eva Peron Foundation that was created, according to the book?

3. What was the thematic uniqueness of the rock opera made of Eva's life?

4. What was the reason that Eva gave when asked why she did not have children of her own?

5. What did the press have to say about the story when Eva fainted at an event?

6. What were the reasons given behind Eva not being able to run for Vice President?

7. What happened during the time in which Eva was confined to bedrest?

8. What were two of the laws that Peron pushed through during his presidency, one good and one with possible negative consequences?

9. What did Eva and other female Peronists began to speak about?

10. Where did Eva's newfound confidence and emotions in her speeches come from, according to the writer?

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