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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 does Tom tell Dana when he finds her reading in the library?
(a) To give Kevin the books she wants.
(b) To read as much as she wants.
(c) Not to read alone, only to Rufus.
(d) To never go out of the library with a book again.
2. Who does Dana ask Rufus about in Part I that she thinks is a relative of hers?
(a) Marshall Thorpe.
(b) Alice Greenwood.
(c) Sara Winfrey.
(d) Riley Winters.
3. What do Kevin and Dana tell Rufus about their relationship?
(a) The truth - they are married.
(b) They tell him they are adopted siblings.
(c) They tell him they are cousins.
(d) They do not tell him anything.
4. Who is the child Dana saves in Part I?
(a) Helen.
(b) Alan.
(c) Rufus.
(d) Robert.
5. What are whites who "police" Blacks called in Rufus's time?
(a) Kaalners.
(b) Patrol.
(c) Rikis.
(d) Brigade.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who raises Dana?
2. What does Kevin show Rufus to try to convince him he is from the future?
3. What does Dana call Rufus as a nickname?
4. Who does Dana see when she comes back to her own time for the second time?
5. When Rufus uses the n-word when referring to Black people, how does Dana react?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Dana get away from the white male stranger assaulting her in Part I?
2. How does Kevin react at seeing Dana disappear in Part I?
3. What story do Kevin and Dana tell Tom Wiley about their relationship?
4. Why is Carrie the only one of Sarah's children not to be sold?
5. Why does Dana suspect Margaret Weylin is so mean?
6. How does Rufus get hurt again in Part II?
7. What does Kevin tell Tom Weylin he has told Dana about his relationship with Dana?
8. How does Dana save Rufus the second time she meets him?
9. What does Dana ask Alice's mother for in Part I?
10. What does Kevin go to the library to research in Part I?
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