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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 does the orchard superintendent remind London is the judge?
(a) Martin.
(b) Gillray.
(c) Doc Burton.
(d) Hunter.
2. At the end of Chapter 7, what does Mac warn will happen if Anderson's farm is touched at all?
(a) The men will gain more power.
(b) The whole valley will burn.
(c) The men will lose faith.
(d) The Party will dissolve.
3. What strategy does Mac use when thinking about striking?
(a) The long view.
(b) The band aid theory.
(c) Guerilla tactics.
(d) Immediate and decisive.
4. Who is elected chairman of the strikers?
(a) London.
(b) Mac.
(c) Dakin.
(d) Jim.
5. Who does the orchard superintendent tell London to get rid of?
(a) Doc Burton and Anderson.
(b) Jim and Dan.
(c) Mac and Jim.
(d) Dakin and his truck.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Jim see as the similarity between his father and Joy?
2. What is Mac's dream about the the strike and causing a lot of fuss?
3. What does the orchard superintendent threaten to do if London does not comply?
4. Who does Mac tell Jim not to bother trying to convert to the Party?
5. What story does Joy recount to explain why his hands are crushed?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Dan break his hip?
2. Why does Mac strategize about bringing a doctor onto the strikers' camping ground?
3. In Chapter 7, why does Mac need Doc Burton to come and stay on the campsite with the strikers?
4. Why does Mac want to make sure that Doc Burton has no legal or civil problems?
5. How does Mac explain the process of a strike to Jim?
6. Why does Jim think his mother died?
7. What is the specific situation that occurred that Mac recounts as the reason for why Joy is "screwy."
8. In Chapter 4, how is Mac's claim that the man who tries to scare you is usually scared of you an analogy to the strike?
9. Why was Jim put in jail before coming to Harry?
10. In Chapter 2, Jim reminisces about mysterious happenings during his childhood; how did this, according to Jim, affect his mother?
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