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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. While Carl studies after his first day of classes, what does Annie try to do?
(a) Write a poem.
(b) Write a book.
(c) Write a song.
(d) Write a play.

2. What does Annie watch the squirrel do outside the grocery store in Chapter 7?
(a) Eat a bag of nuts.
(b) Run back and forth.
(c) Sleep.
(d) Climb a tree.

3. What does Carl's mother threaten to do if he marries Annie?
(a) Cut him off financially.
(b) Take back the deposit on his apartment.
(c) Disown him.
(d) Report him to the dean.

4. What does Carl bring home for Annie after work in Chapter 2?
(a) Books.
(b) Leftovers.
(c) A ring.
(d) Clothes.

5. Why does Carl not want Annie to transfer her savings from Brooklyn?
(a) He wants to do the transfer himself.
(b) He doesn't want her using it on household expenses.
(c) He doesn't want her to waste it shopping.
(d) He doesn't care what she does with her savings.

Short Answer Questions

1. How long is Carl employed in Lopin in Chapter 11?

2. What is wrong with Carl and Annie's room at Ms. Hansom's?

3. What does Annie do when she sees what the female students wear?

4. What does Annie learn to make while living in Lopin?

5. Where does Mr. Byrd say the bittersweet berries are from?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do Carl and Annie celebrate their marriage?

2. What does Annie realize when her bank account gets down to twenty-eight dollars?

3. What does Carl's mother write to him in a letter in Chapter 5?

4. Why can't Carl focus on studying in Chapter 3?

5. What does Annie do during the day when Carl first returns to school?

6. Why do Carl and Annie's mothers believe they are married?

7. What jobs does Annie find in Chapter 8?

8. What does Annie worry about after quitting Bev's?

9. What does Annie do when she fears she is pregnant?

10. What happens at Ms. Hansom's on Carl and Annie's wedding night?

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