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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 is the password Raymond tells Lamort?
(a) Don't shoot.
(b) Long live the President.
(c) I'm a friend.
(d) Peace.

2. Where are the cock fights taking place?
(a) Beneath a banyan tree.
(b) In a hut.
(c) On the beach.
(d) In the town.

3. What does Catherine have to do to get Princesse to remove her underwear before she poses for her?
(a) Turn around.
(b) Plead.
(c) Promise her money.
(d) threaten her.

4. What is Princesse’s involvement with the cock fight?
(a) She is collecting someone from it.
(b) She is betting on it.
(c) She is watching it.
(d) She is walking past it.

5. What has Emilie brought pieces of cloth to Ville Rose for?
(a) She is going to bury them with her mother’s body.
(b) She is going to pay Lamort with them, for taking her to her mother’s body.
(c) She is going to sew them into a purple blanket.
(d) She is going to make a funeral veil for her mother.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the narrator say she could give to the baby she finds?

2. What does Lamort’s grandmother rub her body with?

3. What does the narrator say the baby smelled like?

4. Where does Princesse make her drawing at the end of Seeing Things Simply?

5. How does the narrator tell whether her son is asleep?

Short Essay Questions

1. What role do the angels play in Night Women?

2. What is the difference between night and day in Night Women?

3. What significance does the girl’s name have, in The Missing Peace?

4. Where does Catherine go when she is gone for a week?

5. Who are the woman’s suitors?

6. What is Princesse’s relationship with Catherine?

7. What is the relationship between art and cock fighting in The Missing Peace?

8. What does the woman plan to tell her son if he wakes up and sees her with a man?

9. What gift does Emilie make to Lamort?

10. How did Raymond get his limp?

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