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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. What is Rosicky's first name?
(a) Ward.
(b) Anthony.
(c) Anton.
(d) William.
2. What type of jacket does Rosicky wear?
(a) Down.
(b) Plush.
(c) Corduroy with sheepskin collar.
(d) Wool.
3. What is behind Mr. Rosicky's house?
(a) A pond.
(b) A graveyard.
(c) An orchard.
(d) A horse pasture.
4. Where did Loeffler buy wood from?
(a) South America.
(b) South America and the East.
(c) Central America.
(d) The East.
5. Why did the loft where Rosicky lived smell good?
(a) Because of the fine lumber put up there to season.
(b) Because of the leather that was drying next door.
(c) Because of the sea breeze.
(d) Because of the lilac bushes in the front of the factory.
Short Answer Questions
1. How many years older than Mary is Anton Rosicky?
2. What is the name of Rosicky's wife?
3. How many years did Rosicky spend in London?
4. Who is described as "a tree that has not many roots"?
5. How many countries has Rosicky lived in?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Rosicky tell the girl at the store about the ticking that he buys for Mrs. Rosicky?
2. What were Rosicky's Saturday nights like in New York?
3. Why would Rosicky rather have his sons deal with the hardships of country farm life than deal with city life?
4. Why does the doctor tell Rosicky he wants to see Rosicky live a few years and enjoy them?
5. Why did the winter turn out badly for the farmers?
6. What are the two years of his youth that Rosicky doesn't like to remember?
7. What conclusion does the doctor come to about the Rosicky family at the end of Part 1?
8. Why doesn't Rosicky agree to go with Rudolph to the movies when Polly suggests it to him?
9. Why didn't Mary want to sell more cream when the creamery agent tried to persuade them otherwise?
10. What was the worst thing Rosicky had come upon in his journey through the world?
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