4. Who has assembled to watch Ichabod and Katrina dance?
(a) Van Ripper.
(b) Servants from the farms.
(c) Brom Bones.
(d) Bultrus Van Tassel.

5. What does Van Ripper do with Ichabod's belongings?
(a) Disposed of them.
(b) Gave them away.
(c) Returned them.
(d) Sold them.

6. What does the narrator compare Ichabod's pliability and perseverance to?
(a) A birch tree.
(b) A supple jack.
(c) A thick rope.
(d) A wilting flower.

7. When is the story published?
(a) 1800.
(b) 1789.
(c) 1819.
(d) 1776.

8. Why do women consider Ichabod valuable?
(a) He cooks.
(b) He sings well.
(c) He takes care of their little children.
(d) He gossips.

9. As Ichabod moves from one farmer's family to the next, where are his possessions?
(a) In a suitcase.
(b) In a barn.
(c) Tied in a cotton handkerchief.
(d) In a barrel.

10. When Ichabod reaches the road to Sleepy Hollow, what does Gunpowder do?
(a) Resist and whine.
(b) Resist and made another turn.
(c) Resist and stop.
(d) Resist and buck.

11. What type of melody does Ichabod produce?
(a) Broad.
(b) Quivering.
(c) Whiny.
(d) Nasal.

12. How does the narrator describe the farmers at Van Tassel's party?
(a) Good old boys.
(b) Handsome hunks.
(c) As a leather-faced race.
(d) A group of well worn men.

13. What do the people of Sleepy Hollow search for after the Van Tassel's party?
(a) A saddle.
(b) Brom's horse.
(c) Ichabod's body.
(d) A pumpkin.

14. What do some in Sleepy Hollow believe happened to Ichabod?
(a) He is thrilled to live in a neighboring town.
(b) He is happy living in New York.
(c) He is scared to death.
(d) He is embarrassed over losing the rich Katrina.

15. Under what cover does Ichabod pursue Katrina?
(a) As a lover of food.
(b) As her music teacher.
(c) As a visiting farmer.
(d) As a gossiper.