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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 is Elinore's husband?
(a) Joseph.
(b) Clyde.
(c) William.
(d) Harry.
2. What did Elinore want to try before she traveled the world?
(a) Getting an education.
(b) Having a family.
(c) Homesteading.
(d) Playing the violin.
3. Elinore is entitled to how many more acres?
(a) 1000.
(b) 200.
(c) 160.
(d) 50.
4. Who had come to stay at Elinore's?
(a) The traveling minister and his wife.
(b) The Edmonsons.
(c) The thresher crew.
(d) The vaccinators.
5. How many more years must Elinore wait to get a deed for her land?
(a) 5.
(b) 2.
(c) 1.
(d) 3.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Elinore and the other women stay up all night to make for the children in the cabin?
2. How long had the people in #98 stayed?
3. Jerrine states that ________________ cried so much he upset the angels so God gave him to her family.
4. Who wrote to Elinore about a job on the homestead?
5. Elinore notes that homesteading doesn't require as much ________________ as many think.
Short Essay Questions
1. Who was the woman who Gavotte and the others found in the cabin and what was her situation?
2. Who did Gavotte and the others come upon while on the hunting trip?
3. What did Elinore note about Jerrine's skills and for which profession she was probably suited?
4. What good fortune did Gavotte have in the summer of 1912?
5. What had been Gavotte's association with the Smithsonian Institution?
6. Who was Manuel P.F. and Carlota Juanita and how did Elinore encounter them?
7. What was the nature of the dinner to which Gavotte invited the Stewarts, Mrs. Louderer and Mrs. O'Shaughnessy?
8. How did Elinore finally meet Mr. Stewart?
9. What was Elinore's perspective on homesteading for women and why did she think it was a good solution for them?
10. What were the Leather-Stocking Tales and what did Gavotte plan around the stories?
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