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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why is Hatter restrained in her cell?
(a) Both of these.
(b) She tried to attack a guard.
(c) She wanted to sleep on the floor, which is against the rules.
(d) Neither of these.

2. Who is the author of <i>Hatter Fox</i>?
(a) Monte Harrell.
(b) Marilyn Hewlett.
(c) Marilyn Harris.
(d) Marilyn Harvey.

3. What causes Dr. Summer not to return to Santa Fe?
(a) Hatter attempts escape again.
(b) His car breaks down.
(c) Hatter gets into a fight.
(d) An ice storm.

4. From whose perspective is this story written?
(a) Hatter Fox.
(b) A narrator's point of view.
(c) Hatter's mother.
(d) Dr. Summer.

5. What does Dr. Summer encounter before he finds the psychiatrists office?
(a) None of these.
(b) Both of these.
(c) Mazes of hallways.
(d) Sullen guards.

6. How does Dr. Summer find Hatter in her cell?
(a) She is standing in the corner with her wrists chained together.
(b) She is chained to the wall.
(c) She is chained to her cot.
(d) She is in a straight jacket.

7. Why does Dr. Summer decide to leave for a few days?
(a) He is disturbed by the violence involved in his job.
(b) He has to care for a sick family member.
(c) He is asked to leave for a few days by his boss.
(d) He is recovering after Hatter attacks him.

8. Where does Dr. Summer go after leaving the Reformatory?
(a) He returns to Santa Fe.
(b) He checks into the local hotel.
(c) He drives around trying to figure out what to do.
(d) He goes back to his friend's house.

9. During what time period does this story take place?
(a) The late 1980s.
(b) The mid 1960s.
(c) The early 1970s.
(d) The early 1980s.

10. How does Hatter react to Dr. Summer when he offers her something to drink?
(a) She listens and speaks to him softly.
(b) She yells at him to leave her alone.
(c) She is completely unresponsive at first.
(d) She attacks him again.

11. Why does the psychiatrist say it is pointless for Dr. Summer to see Hatter?
(a) Because she refuses to speak to anyone.
(b) Because she has already injured him once.
(c) Because he does not know her.
(d) None of these.

12. What does Hatter smear on her face and clothes when Dr. Summer meets her?
(a) Paint.
(b) None of these.
(c) Blood.
(d) Grease.

13. Why is it thought that putting the girls in the "dog house" is an effective punishment?
(a) Because it makes them very upset.
(b) Because it separates the girls from the rest of the group.
(c) Because it is humiliating.
(d) Because it is painful.

14. What does Hatter do as Dr. Summer tells her his life story?
(a) She puts her fingers in her ears to demonstrate her boredom.
(b) She asks him to leave.
(c) She starts singing softly to herself.
(d) She turns away and refuses to look at Dr. Summer.

15. What is the name of the head of the Reformatory?
(a) Dr. Tanya Levory
(b) Dr. George Winton.
(c) Dr. George Washington.
(d) Dr. Thomas Levering.

Short Answer Questions

1. What leads Dr. Summer to believe that Hatter has been sexually assaulted while in solitary confinement?

2. On what condition does the Reformatory psychiatrist agree to let Dr. Summer return and stay where he wishes?

3. Where does Dr. Summer become a doctor when he first meets Hatter?

4. What do the letters ask of Dr. Summer?

5. Why is the psychiatrist disappointed by Dr. Summer?

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