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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. Which of her husband's hobbies does Birdie complain is useless?
(a) Shooting.
(b) Riding horses.
(c) Playing poker.
(d) Painting.

2. Who takes Mr. Marshall back to his train?
(a) Ben and Horace.
(b) Oscar and Ben.
(c) Ben and Leo.
(d) Leo and Alexandra.

3. What does Birdie say she wants to do with her money?
(a) Travel and hunt.
(b) Ride horses in Savannah.
(c) Restore an old plantation.
(d) Buy a pecan farm.

4. Who challenges Mr. Marshall's choice of term that he used in reference to the family?
(a) Regina.
(b) Ben.
(c) Leo.
(d) Horace.

5. Where is Horace during the dinner with the special guest?
(a) In the hospital for a heart condition.
(b) Working late.
(c) In his room being stubborn.
(d) Stuck on a train, trying to get home in time for dinner.

Short Answer Questions

1. What term does Mr. Marshall use in referring to the family?

2. What does Oscar like about Jekyll Island?

3. In Act 1, who is anxious to move?

4. As the family discusses their dreams, who is being conspicuously quiet?

5. Who plays piano for Mr. Marshall?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Cal report when he returns from his errand?

2. What are Horace's instructions to Cal in Act 3?

3. What does Mr. Marshall like about Regina's family?

4. Discuss Ben's thoughts on the downfall of Lionnet.

5. What was the discussion between Addie and Horace when he first arrives home?

6. How much time has passed between the end of Act 2 and the beginning of Act 3? What is Horace's physical condition at the beginning of Act 3?

7. Discuss two ways that Horace intends to obstruct the schemes of Regina and her brothers.

8. What does Birdie say about her marriage to Oscar in Act 3?

9. Discuss three characters with good morals in Act 2 and the events that demonstrate their goodness.

10. Briefly describe Addie.

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