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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 skill does Martina teach Sierva?
(a) Braiding her hair.
(b) Embroidery.
(c) Knitting.
(d) Painting.
2. How does Cayetano, in chapter three, force himself to focus on the preparations for the exorcism?
(a) Calisthenics.
(b) Prayer.
(c) Poetry.
(d) Self-flagellation.
3. When the nuns steal Sierva's necklaces, what happens that forces the women to return the jewelry?
(a) One of the nuns breaks her neck on a low hanging candelabrum.
(b) The Abbess catches them and forces the nuns to apologize.
(c) Sierva grows sick.
(d) One of the nuns falls down the steps while running away.
4. About how many nuns reside in the convent?
(a) 15.
(b) 50.
(c) 400.
(d) 120.
5. What natural event opens chapter four?
(a) The sun's eclipse.
(b) A thunderstorm.
(c) Winter solstice.
(d) A snowstorm.
Short Answer Questions
1. During her violent fit in chapter three, what does Sierva inadvertently destroy?
2. In chapter three, where does the Abbess first find Sierva in the convent?
3. At the end of chapter four, what does Sierva refuse to do?
4. How was food brought to the convent during the fighting between the Bishop and the Santa Clara convent in the earlier centuries?
5. How does Sierva defend her jewelry from the nuns?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Chapter 4 end with Cayetano whipping himself?
2. Describe Father Cayetano's character.
3. Why does the Vicereine take an interest in Sierva's fate?
4. Describe the convent.
5. What memory is brought back for Cayetano while writing love poems in Chapter 4?
6. What happens to Cayetano during the eclipse?
7. What leads to Cayetano promising Sierva to free her in Chapter 4?
8. Describe the centuries-old conflict between the convent and the Bishop.
9. How does Cayetano begin to feel about Sierva at the end of Chapter 3?
10. What does the Bishop claim about maintaining faith to the Viceroy?
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