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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 does Jim first encounter when he arrives at Antonia's home?
(a) Antonia's daughter
(b) Antonia's husband
(c) Antonia
(d) Two of Antonia's sons
2. Where do Antonia and Jim walk to during his visit to the Shimerda farm?
(a) The river
(b) The Burdens' old farm
(c) Mr. Shimerda's grave site
(d) The spot where Jim killed the rattlesnake
3. Who does Jim's grandmother send to stay in the Cutter's house in place of Antonia?
(a) Ambrosch
(b) Jim
(c) Jim's grandfather
(d) Otto Fuchs
4. What does Jim tell Antonia he believes happened to her father's soul?
(a) It resides in the Shimerda's home.
(b) It returned to Bohemia.
(c) It went to Heaven.
(d) It is in limbo.
5. Who does Antonia eventually marry?
(a) Larry Donovan
(b) Anton Jelinek
(c) Jim
(d) Anton Jelinek's cousin
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is the speaker at Jim's graduation?
2. How many years pass before Jim visits Antonia again?
3. Who does Jim hold responsible for Wick Cutter's negative actions?
4. What character in "Camille" does Jim consider most sympathetic?
5. What does Antonia tell Jim she believes is her purpose in life?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is symbolic about Jim and Antonia talking at Mr. Shimerda's grave site?
2. Summarize the story of Antonia and Larry Donovan's failed attempt at marriage (as told by Widow Steavens).
3. How do Mr. and Mrs. Cutter respond to the incident in the Cutters' home between Jim and Wick?
4. What does Jim see on the wall of the photographer's studio? How does this affect him?
5. Why does Jim believe he will never be a brilliant scholar?
6. Summarize the story Rudolph tells about the Cutters.
7. How does Jim describe the experience of going to the theatre?
8. Describe Jim and Antonia's relationship after 20 years have passed
9. What event occurs as Jim stays at the Cutters' home?
10. Describe Larry Donovan from Jim's perspective.
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