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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. Where does Careen plan to go?
(a) Europe
(b) New York
(c) A convent
(d) Yale University

2. What does Scarlett decide because she's been forced to hire Johnnie?
(a) She's going to have to fire Ashley
(b) She won't have any more children
(c) She's going to take over the mill herself
(d) She's going to move back to Tara

3. Lou can't get Scarlett's waist smaller than how many inches?
(a) 20
(b) 15
(c) 18
(d) 25

4. Where does Rhett say that Ashley has been when the Yankees ask?
(a) With him at Belle's
(b) Raiding the shantytown
(c) Hiding in the woods
(d) Home with Melanie

5. What does Rhett tell Scarlett to do?
(a) Sell the sawmill
(b) Fire Ashley
(c) Give him back the money he loaned her
(d) Encourage Frank to stay home more

Short Answer Questions

1. When does Rhett think that he lost it all?

2. Where do Scarlett and Rhett go?

3. Who drives Scarlett around town?

4. Rhett sends Scarlett a telegraph to tell her what?

5. Who does the funeral service for Gerald?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Scarlett return to Tara in Chapter 39?

2. What does Rhett ask Scarlett after Frank's death? What is her response?

3. Who are Scarlett's new friends when Rhett and Scarlett return to Atlanta from New Orleans? Why doesn't Rhett like Scarlett's new friends in Atlanta?

4. Why does Scarlett feel that she is different than other Southerners when she attends the Elsing wedding?

5. What advice does Old Mrs. Fontaine give Scarlett in Chapter 40?

6. How does Rhett react to Bonnie's death?

7. What does Rhett do when Scarlett tells him she is pregnant? What happens to Scarlett that fulfills Rhett's words?

8. What happens to Scarlett in Chapter 44? Who saves her?

9. What does Rhett plot with Melanie about in Chapter 57?

10. What does Rhett do after he and Scarlett sleep together after the party?

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