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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. Where does Ham finally collapse when he goes for help?
(a) Halfway to the main ranch house.
(b) By the south gate.
(c) In the barn.
(d) At Tess and Bess's fet.

2. What did Ham find that worries him?
(a) Ben's jacket.
(b) Lily's sweater.
(c) Willa's hat.
(d) A revolver case.

3. Where has Jesse stashed some supplies?
(a) In a cave.
(b) He has not stored any supplies.
(c) In a tree cache.
(d) In an abandoned mine.

4. What enrages Jesse about Lily's behavior?
(a) She tries to run away.
(b) She refuses to answer his questions.
(c) She keeps falling down and slowing them.
(d) She does not act afraid.

5. What does the man standing over Lily wish he could do?
(a) Kill Lily.
(b) Take Lily with him.
(c) Find Jesse.
(d) Stay and be a hero.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Willa's first response to Ben's proposal of marriage?

2. What does Ham find when he arrives at the bunkhouse?

3. Why is the killer sorry to hurt Ham?

4. Where do the three sisters end up going over the weekend?

5. Why isn't the killer going to kill anyone for a while?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Jim Brewster tell Willa about his mother and her life?

2. Why does Lily confront her sisters and the men? What does she tell them?

3. What does Willa tease Ben about on the ride after she returns from the spa?

4. What does the killer do to Ham and what does he tell Willa?

5. What happens with Tess after the year is up and what does she do at the airport?

6. Why do Willa and Ham fight in Chapter 29, and what does Ham ask from Willa?

7. Where does Jesse take Lily and what do they do once they are there?

8. What does Willa tell the others about Lily during a dinner party Lily hosts?

9. What does Willa do to her father's office and why does she do it?

10. At the spa, what does Tess say about Ben and why does she say it?

(see the answer keys)

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