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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. What image ends Chapter 11?
(a) An owl in the night,
(b) A candle going out.
(c) Flickering flames.
(d) London's nephew.
2. Who do the group of men accuse of collecting money from Moscow?
(a) Mac.
(b) London.
(c) Jim.
(d) Doc Burton.
3. What does Mac believe will help get the people on their side in light of Joy's death?
(a) A public funeral.
(b) A massive riot.
(c) Petitioning for funds.
(d) Posting pictures of Joy.
4. Who leaves the camp to go sleep in the hospital?
(a) London's daughter-in-law.
(b) London.
(c) Anderson.
(d) Mrs. Dakin.
5. What name does the paper call the pickers?
(a) Cotton deviants.
(b) Troublemakers.
(c) Dirty vagabonds.
(d) Fruit tramps.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who has left the camp?
2. At the beginning of Chapter 9, what day of the strike is it when the men organize a picket to meet the train?
3. Where does the paper accuse the strikers of coming from?
4. Who do the group of men decide is the next labor leader to die following Joy?
5. What does Sam claim to be blacklisted as?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does the paper say about the strikers at the beginning of Chapter 14?
2. What does Doc Burton admire about Mac's speech during Joy's funeral?
3. What happens towards the end of Chapter 9 that Mac is blamed for?
4. Who is group man?
5. What does the false headline in the paper claim that infuriates Mac?
6. Why do Dakin and London send out squads of men at the beginning of Chapter 10?
7. What happens after Sam burns Hunter's house as retaliation for the vigilantes burning Anderson's farm.
8. At the beginning of Chapter 8, what kinds of necessities are built on the campsite.
9. How does group man take over in Sam and Jim's group?
10. Why does Doc Burton make the remark about shooting Mac if he were the boss of the other side?
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