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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 Chapter 24, what did Helen decide she was more of than a hawk?
(a) Pigeon.
(b) Rabbit.
(c) Snake.
(d) Chick.
2. When was the film "A Canterbury Tale" by Powell and Pressburger released?
(a) 1945.
(b) 1939.
(c) 1944.
(d) 1937.
3. In Chapter 25, on sunny mornings where did the larks sleep?
(a) Northern slopes.
(b) Southern slopes.
(c) Westward slopes.
(d) Eastward slopes.
4. How long were the days in Chapter 26?
(a) 7 hours.
(b) 6 hours.
(c) 5 hours.
(d) 5 1/2 hours.
5. In Chapter 15, what was the bell that Helen used for Mabel made from?
(a) Brass.
(b) Nickel silver.
(c) Copper.
(d) Gold alloy.
Short Answer Questions
1. When did Sir Thomas Sherley write that flying falcons turned one's eyes to the heavens?
2. What type of tree did Mabel swing up into after chasing a rabbit at the beginning of Chapter 25?
3. What poem did Helen remember reading during the first years she was slogging through her degree?
4. What business did Scott McNeff run?
5. At the beginning of Chapter 17, how many days had Mabel flown perfectly?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did the author feel about death for many years?
2. What happened when Helen's father photographed an unfamiliar plane when he was nine or ten?
3. What did Helen remember about lobstering with Erin's family?
4. Why were bells used in falconry and where were they placed on the bird?
5. Why did White cry during his birthday in India when he received a wooden play-castle?
6. How did Helen get ready to go to an art gallery in Chapter 19?
7. How cold was it at the beginning of Chapter 26?
8. What die Helen see in the dry valley in Chapter 28?
9. How did Mabel start to act when he had been eating nothing but quail for a week?
10. In Chapter 28, how were the fields near Helen's mother's house different from the fields where Helen flew Mabel in Cambridge?
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