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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through pp. 205 - 216.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Mike took a break from his fellowship, what subject did he take?
(a) Psychology.
(b) Math.
(c) Pyschiatry.
(d) Social Science.

2. What did Mike believe that his students needed to be immersed in?
(a) Talking, reading, and writing.
(b) The ability to self express.
(c) Fine literature.
(d) Good teaching.

3. Who created the literacy club that Mike joined in high school?
(a) Jack Mcfarland.
(b) Joe Mcfarland.
(c) Jim Mcfarland.
(d) John Mcfarland.

4. Who said that they wouldn't understand the logic of error?
(a) Sara Shaughnessy.
(b) Suzanne Shaughnessy.
(c) Joan Shaughnessy.
(d) Mina Shaughnessy.

5. In college, what subject did Mike find hard to study?
(a) Psychological text.
(b) Poetry.
(c) English Prose written before the 20th century.
(d) Contemporary literature.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which student's parents were alcoholics?

2. Where were Mike and his team sent?

3. Who said, "It was an exercise that was all analysis and no synthesis"?

4. When did the Los Angeles Times write "A Drop in Student Skills Unequaled in History"?

5. What type of writer was Jerry Williams?

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