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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. When Dana travels back to the 1800s in Part III, what is wrong with Rufus?
(a) He is in a fire again.
(b) Someone is pointing a gun at him.
(c) He is being badly beaten.
(d) He is being drowned again.

2. Who told on Dana when she tried to run away?
(a) Carrie.
(b) Nigel.
(c) Henry.
(d) Liza.

3. What does Tom Weylin say he will do to Dana if anything happens to Rufus?
(a) Flay her alive.
(b) Send her home.
(c) Free her.
(d) Rape her.

4. What does Dana say she will not do again for Rufus if she is beaten even one more time?
(a) Read to him.
(b) Talk to him.
(c) Feed him.
(d) Save his life.

5. What does Kevin break in a rage in Part IV?
(a) His leg.
(b) His pencil sharpener.
(c) The stove.
(d) His hand.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who catches Dana when she runs away?

2. What does Dana tell Tom Weylin she does for Rufus whenever she comes to the 1800s?

3. What disease do people think Rufus has in Part IV?

4. Who takes care of Dana when she is whipped in Part IV?

5. What does Dana use her denim bag for often?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Part III, how is Rufus's life in danger when Dana is called back to see him as an adult?

2. In Part IV, how long has Kevin been alone in the 1800s?

3. What does Dana convince Rufus to do for Alice and Isaac because of his violence against them both?

4. What conclusion does Dana's cousin reach about her injuries in Part III?

5. Why does only Dana return to 1976 after both she and Kevin travel back to the 1800s together?

6. Why does Dana get beaten so badly in Part IV?

7. How does Kevin feel when he and Dana get home to 1976?

8. What is different between marriages between slaves and those between whites in the 1800s?

9. Why does Dana try to run away in Part IV?

10. Who does Dana ask for help when she returns to 1976 in Part III, and why?

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