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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. How does The Red Swede make money in the spring?
(a) Selling horses.
(b) Training horses.
(c) Selling vegetables.
(d) Music.
2. Who does Carol consider a most "considerate" host?
(a) Mrs. Haydock.
(b) Herself.
(c) The Red Swede.
(d) Mrs. Bogart.
3. Which neighbor spies on Carol?
(a) Bea.
(b) The Reverand.
(c) Mrs. Dyer.
(d) Mrs. Bogart.
4. Carol compares the women of Gopher Prairie to what animal?
(a) Wolves.
(b) Snakes.
(c) Cats.
(d) Lions.
5. Dr. Kennicott requests that Carol start grocery shopping where?
(a) Jenson or Ludelmeyer.
(b) In Minneapolis.
(c) The Farmer's Market.
(d) Howard & Gould.
Short Answer Questions
1. If farmers controlled Dr. Kennicott's rate, he's concerned they'd do what?
2. Where does Carol live following her time at college?
3. Where does Dr. Kennicott take Carol at the beginning of Chapter 5?
4. How many children does Mrs. Bogart have?
5. How does Carol describe Mr. Dashaway's furniture?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Carol discover as the only sensible response to the tyranny of any small town like Gopher Prairie?
2. What influence does Carol feel a doctor should exercise in his community?
3. How does the town react to the disastrous play performance?
4. When Carol moves to town, how do the other women feel about her and why?
5. Why is Vida interested in Raymie?
6. What is Fern accused of by Mrs. Bogart and what is the effect on Fern?
7. At what point does Carol make the decision that she has to stop being embarrassed about the gossip and make a place for herself in the town?
8. What drives Carol to go to Los Angeles?
9. At the beginning of Chapter 7, what does Carol worry about, in terms of her relationships in the town?
10. What does Carol feel is missing in her marriage and how does she try to correct it?
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