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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What musical instrument does Weeper play at the revival?
2. Who sings in the jazz combo formed in Part 3, Chapter 33?
3. What card does Gates have that wins him the chance to choose the weapon for his duel against Calhoun?
4. What is the name of the Atlanta mall that Raleigh, Gates and Mingo visit?
5. Where does Weeper hide in order to leave the revival?
Short Essay Questions
1. Discuss why Gates rushes into a private driveway of an estate and the excuse that he gives the estate owners.
2. As Raleigh tries to gather everyone to leave Charlotte, where is Gates and what is he doing?
3. What does Raleigh find when he searches for hidden treasure and what does he decide to do with it?
4. Discuss the "massage parlor" that Mingo visits in Myrtle Beach.
5. Explain the prison escape that occurs as a result of the tent revival that Raleigh, Gates and Mingo visit.
6. Why was Raleigh's adventurous scavenger hunt orchestrated?
7. How do the men meet a dancer on their way to Atlanta? What is the dancer's situation?
8. Where are the characters of this story and what happens when the lights go out in Charlotte?
9. How has the adventurous scavenger hunt changed Raleigh?
10. Chapter 27 fills in details about Jubal's relationship with Victoria. What are those details?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What is an antagonist? Discuss the antagonist of this novel in detail, relating the antagonist specifically to the type of conflict featured in Handling Sin.
Essay Topic 2
Raleigh was instructed to "collect" two people as part of his scavenger hunt. Who were they and what importance did they have?
Essay Topic 3
Name and discuss the items Raleigh was instructed to collect on his scavenger hunt. Write about the purpose of each.
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