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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 appears at Jim's door as he is contemplating Virgil's words?
(a) Larry Donovan
(b) Lena Linguard
(c) Gaston Cleric
(d) Antonia
2. What does Jim tell Antonia he believes happened to her father's soul?
(a) It resides in the Shimerda's home.
(b) It went to Heaven.
(c) It is in limbo.
(d) It returned to Bohemia.
3. What does Mrs. Harling give Jim as a graduation present?
(a) A silk umbrella
(b) A watch
(c) Money
(d) A book
4. Who does Jim see as the inspiration for all poetry?
(a) Farmland
(b) City girls
(c) Small towns
(d) Country girls
5. How does "Camille" affect Jim and Lena?
(a) They are both shocked by its content.
(b) Lena cries at the end of the play, but Jim is indifferent.
(c) They are left confused and homesick at the end of the play.
(d) They both cry at the end of the play.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Jim first encounter when he arrives at Antonia's home?
2. Why does Jim stop attending the dances at the Fireman's Hall?
3. Who does Antonia say will always be a part of her life?
4. Who does Jim hold responsible for Wick Cutter's negative actions?
5. How many years pass before Jim visits Antonia again?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Jim mark his transition to manhood in this chapter?
2. How does dancing with Lena differ from dancing with Antonia in Jim's mind?
3. Describe Antonia's preparations for marriage.
4. Describe Wick Cutter.
5. Describe Cuzak's life story as he tells it to Jim
6. What feelings does Antonia share with Jim as they wait for the others to arrive at the river? How does Jim reassure her?
7. Describe Jim's visit to Black Hawk in this chapter
8. Summarize the story of Antonia and Larry Donovan's failed attempt at marriage (as told by Widow Steavens).
9. What event occurs as Jim stays at the Cutters' home?
10. Why does Jim believe he will never be a brilliant scholar?
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