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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. Who reminds Grant that the visits will end at the first sign of trouble?
(a) Edna Guidry
(b) Rougon
(c) Pichot
(d) Sam Guidry

2. What do the children do when they're not in school?
(a) They work in the fields
(b) They perform musicals
(c) They read a lot of books
(d) They play

3. Why does Grant whack the student on the head with a ruler?
(a) Because the student was playing with a bug
(b) Because the student sassed him
(c) Because the student is crying
(d) Because the student was asleep

4. Who grabs a gun and starts shooting?
(a) Grope
(b) Jefferson
(c) Brother
(d) Bear

5. What does Vivian suggest Grant do to pass the time?
(a) Run away
(b) Be with her
(c) Exercise
(d) Go to church

Short Answer Questions

1. Where is the courthouse located?

2. What does the superintendent mistakenly call Grant?

3. What is searched before Miss Emma and Grant go to Jefferson's cell?

4. Vivian insists that they __________, as it would not be fair to Tante Lou to not do this.

5. Who is the maid at the house in #7?

Short Essay Questions

1. When Miss Emma asks Tante Lou why God hates her, what does Reverend Ambrose tell Miss Emma?

2. What does Grant notice when he looks through Jefferson's barred window?

3. When Jefferson writes about Samson, what is the question that springs into his mind?

4. Why is Reverend Ambrose jealous of Grant?

5. Why are Miss Emma, Tante Lou, and Reverend Ambrose angry with Grant?

6. To whom does Grant dedicate the Christmas program at his school?

7. Who makes an annual visit to the school to inspect Grant's classroom?

8. Vivian takes Grant to her home, but Grant protests this. Why does he protest this action?

9. What happens on the day of the fourth visit to see Jefferson?

10. How does Grant handle a classroom that contains kindergarten through six grader learning levels?

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