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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. What would Mrs. Kinsella like to send the narrator's mother in Chapter 2?
(a) Clothing.
(b) Laborers.
(c) Money.
(d) Food.
2. What is Mrs. Kinsella baking in Chapter 1?
(a) Rhubarb tart.
(b) Oatmeal cookies.
(c) Raisin cookies.
(d) Strawberry tart.
3. In Chapter 1, what does Mrs. Kinsella send home with the narrator's father?
(a) Peas.
(b) Rhubarb.
(c) Corn.
(d) Beans.
4. How many lamps are in the Kinsella's bedroom?
(a) 1.
(b) 4.
(c) 3.
(d) 2.
5. In Chapter 1, what the narrator thinks she looks like with her hair all loose?
(a) Gypsy child.
(b) Wild child.
(c) Vagrant child.
(d) A hobo.
Short Answer Questions
1. When did the narrator's mother pay for last year's haying in Chapter 2?
2. Where does the narrator comment that the man who won what her father lost in a game of 45 sold the object?
3. What color is the Kinsella's house?
4. In Chapter 1, why is the narrator feeling bad when her father leaves?
5. What do the narrator and Mrs. Kinsella climb over and then follow a path worn through the grass in Chapter 2?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Mrs. Kinsella tuck the narrator into bed in Chapter 2?
2. How do Mrs. Kinsella and the narrator get to the well?
3. How is the bath the narrator takes in Chapter 2 different from what she has at home?
4. What does the narrator see as she and Mrs. Kinsella walk through the fields in Chapter 2?
5. In Chapter 1, where do the narrator and her father drive?
6. Why does the narrator tell Mrs. Kinsella that her family does not have their hay harvested?
7. How is the narrator's mother always busy?
8. What does the narrator see as her father turns off on the lane to the Kinsellas?
9. In Chapter 2, how does the narrator get water from the well?
10. How does the narrator get upstairs and what does she see?
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