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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 Nigel say Marse Tom does not like Dana?
(a) She is too religious.
(b) She is tall.
(c) She has money.
(d) She talks too educated.

2. What does the doctor give Rufus for his broken leg?
(a) Aspirin.
(b) Tylenol.
(c) Opium.
(d) Motrin.

3. Why does the child's mother turn on Dana even though she is trying to save him?
(a) She thinks Dana is a lawyer.
(b) She does not understand what modern drowning revival looks like.
(c) She thinks Dana was sent by her husband.
(d) She thinks Dana is a police officer.

4. What is the first thing Kevin buys for Dana?
(a) A typewriter.
(b) A coffee maker.
(c) A car.
(d) Lunch.

5. Where does Dana sometimes go on the Weylin property for refuge?
(a) The shop.
(b) The cookhouse.
(c) The church.
(d) The river.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Kevin insist Dana have on her body at all times in case she is pulled back in time?

2. Who is the child Dana saves in Part I?

3. Where do Kevin and Dana live?

4. What does the white man in Part I look like he wants to do to Dana?

5. What do Kevin and Dana tell Rufus about their relationship?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is one way Kevin tries to convince Rufus he and Dana are really from the future?

2. What does Kevin insist Dana keep on her body for the next time she time travels?

3. How does Rufus get hurt again in Part II?

4. Why does Dana suspect Margaret Weylin is so mean?

5. How does Dana get away from the white male stranger assaulting her in Part I?

6. Why does Dana want Kevin to stay close to her in the 1800s?

7. How does Dana save Rufus the second time she meets him?

8. Why do Dana and Kevin start to suspect Dana is pulled to time-travel?

9. What does Tom Weylin ask Dana to do in Part II for him that surprises her?

10. What do Kevin and Dana realize they have in common early on?

(see the answer keys)

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