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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 Grant give the prisoners as he moves toward Jefferson's cell?
(a) Books
(b) Nothing
(c) Food
(d) Change
2. Who was the owner of this bar?
(a) Bear
(b) Jefferson
(c) Alcee Grope
(d) Brother
3. Why does Grant's teacher stay in town?
(a) Because he is a Creole
(b) Because he can't leave his family
(c) Because he likes Grant
(d) Because he needs the job
4. What color was Grant's teacher's skin?
(a) He was causasian
(b) He was dark skinned
(c) He was mulatto
(d) He was light skinned
5. Who warns Grant of the impending annual visit by the superintendent?
(a) Pichot
(b) Miss Emma
(c) Guidry
(d) Ambrose
Short Answer Questions
1. When does Grant teach the children?
2. What are the two men discussing with Joe Claiborne?
3. Why was Vivian shunned in this town?
4. Which of the following men did not get into the car to go to the bar?
5. What does Grant long to have?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Grant tell Jefferson about the execution?
2. Vivian takes Grant to her home, but Grant protests this. Why does he protest this action?
3. Who is the one who decides when Jefferson will be executed, per Grant?
4. When Vivian surprises Grant at his home, he is embarrassed by the house, but Vivian calls it peaceful How does Grant describe his home?
5. What does Grant notice when he looks through Jefferson's barred window?
6. What is the result of the belated meeting at Pichot's house?
7. When the truck carrying the electric chair moves through town, how does the town react?
8. What does Grant tell Miss Emma, Tante Lou, and Reverend Ambrose about his visit with Jefferson?
9. What happens when Grant asks Vivian what would happen if someone on the school staff saw what she had written on her blackboard?
10. What does Vivian's husband want in the terms of the divorce?
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