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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Southern Folk Pottery: The Wilson, Hewell, and Brown Potteries (through page 384).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is Arie Meaders' educational level?
(a) 5th grade.
(b) 8th grade.
(c) She never attended school.
(d) 7th grade.

2. What did Anna Tutt's grandmother do for a living?
(a) She washed and ironed clothes.
(b) She was a teacher.
(c) She was a nurse.
(d) She was a musician.

3. What does Bruce Mosley think will help racial relations?
(a) More blacks in high paying jobs.
(b) More devotion to God in schools.
(c) Teaching children that all races are equal.
(d) More education.

4. What powered the tool that Cheever Meaders used to break apart his lumps of clay and mix them into a smooth, even consistency?
(a) A fan.
(b) A horse.
(c) A mule.
(d) An electric motor.

5. What is the name of the county seat of Eliot Wigginton's county?
(a) Marietta.
(b) Rabun Gap.
(c) Clayton.
(d) Cynthiana.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which member of the Brown family grinds the clay?

2. What benefit did Cheever Meaders derive from making his favorite types of pottery?

3. What was Viola Lenoir's educational level?

4. What change does Eliot Wigginton say in the book's introduction is about to be made to the highway in Mountain City?

5. Who was the person hired to coordinate the development of manuscripts for Foxfire Press for one year?

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