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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. Who brought extra knitting needles for Hattie to use?
(a) Perilee.
(b) The Reverend's wife.
(c) Grace Robbins.
(d) Mrs. Martin.

2. How old is Hattie when she becomes an orphan?
(a) 2.
(b) 5.
(c) 7.
(d) 12.

3. Why does Leafie do when she observes who is with the cow?
(a) Screams.
(b) Becomes obviously happy.
(c) Laughs.
(d) Fires her rifle in the air.

4. What does Hattie suggest they do for the new Mueller baby on the way?
(a) Buy a liberty bond for the baby.
(b) Start a quilt.
(c) Build another room on the Mueller's cabin.
(d) Write down the story of the Mueller's life.

5. What does Taft say might be a problem in the community?
(a) Hattie not attending church.
(b) Hattie's friendship with the Muellers.
(c) Hattie not attending the Loyalty League meetings.
(d) Hattie hiring a recent immigrant from Germany.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Plug?

2. What does Hattie see when she goes to check on the children?

3. How does Hattie describe Plug?

4. Who meets Hattie at the door to the dance?

5. What does Perilee accept from Hattie?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Hattie make use of her petticoat that her aunt Ivy always insisted upon her wearing?

2. Explain the situation that changes the friendly reception at the church for Hattie.

3. What does Mr. Saboe announce?

4. What does the letter from Hattie's uncle Chester say?

5. What does Karl say Hattie needs to do about plowing, and how does Hattie feel about plowing?

6. Who helps Hattie in the field the next day and how does he respond to her thanks?

7. What are Hattie's two animals like?

8. What does Leafie say about Traft Martin when Hattie sees Leafie at the dance?

9. What happens when Hattie is sixteen that jeopardizes her finishing school?

10. Where does Hattie go to live at age 13, and what is Ivy's reaction to Hattie?

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