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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. Why does Hattie spend a great deal of time with Perilee these days?
(a) Hattie is afraid of Traft Martin.
(b) Perilee's baby is expected.
(c) Perilee has chicken pox.
(d) Hattie is afraid of the Defense League members.
2. Who is running errands for Karl?
(a) Traft.
(b) Leafie.
(c) Perilee.
(d) Hattie.
3. What does Perilee instead Karl do?
(a) Stay away from the Council of Defense members.
(b) Help Hattie plow.
(c) Not plant the other twenty acres he wanted to do.
(d) Go to church with her in order to foster good will.
4. Who dies in Hattie's arms?
(a) Lottie.
(b) Perilee.
(c) Mattie.
(d) Chase.
5. Why has Hattie been taking her mattress outside at night at home?
(a) To get rid of some mice in the mattress.
(b) To try to get rid of the bedbugs.
(c) To escape the heat inside.
(d) To replace the floor boards that are rotten.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why is Elmer Ren arrested?
2. What does Hattie get to do during the game the picnic participants play?
3. Why is Hattie's crop mostly cattle feed?
4. What has to be done for Charlotte?
5. What day has been declared National War Savings Day?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Rooster Jim end up on top of a hay bale?
2. How does Hattie learn about birthing babies the hard way?
3. How does Hattie have to go into more debt because of the savings stamp drive?
4. What happens to Hattie that Traft helps her?
5. What does Traft have to say as he stops by and waters his horse?
6. What epidemic strikes the area where Hattie lives and what does Leafie do?
7. What do they have to do with the new baby since she is premature?
8. How does Traft explain the fact that he has not yet been drafted into the military?
9. What has Hattie been doing at night to fight the heat?
10. What happens to Elmer Ren while Hattie and Leafie are visiting?
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