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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. Will and Lucy stay at a hotel near _____________ on their honeymoon.
(a) Charleston.
(b) Atlanta.
(c) Greensboro.
(d) Memphis.
2. Who was the man who saved Will's leg during the war?
(a) William Morgan.
(b) Frederick Clark.
(c) Sal Smith.
(d) Everett Hocking.
3. What happens when Will gets closer to the places with the most painful memories?
(a) Will decides not to stop.
(b) Will drives erratically.
(c) The facts of Will's stories change.
(d) Will speeds up.
4. Cassie tells Lucy that Lucy doesn't know how to be _____________.
(a) a wife.
(b) a boss.
(c) a mother.
(d) a friend.
5. Lucy says that there aren't many _____________ at the nursing home.
(a) visitors.
(b) working TVs.
(c) good days.
(d) men.
Short Answer Questions
1. Lady Marsden was known to be a master at _________________.
2. Why did Cap not make the trip alone?
3. What does Cassie prepare for Lucy for breakfast?
4. Where does Lucy tell Will she and the children will wait for him at the lake?
5. How does Ned's mother learn of his death?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Ned's mother react when Will visits her to talk about Ned's death?
2. To what does Will attribute Cassie's aloof demeanor?
3. Which person does Lucy select as the topic of her paper on the Civil War, and how does she glean her information?
4. Who is the only man that Lucy likes in the nursing home?
5. Why is Lucy concerned for Will during the family's trip to view Civil War sites?
6. How did Ned Smythe's mother react to news of his death?
7. How did Will become famous for telling his war stories?
8. What role do soap operas play in the nursing home where Lucy lives now?
9. Why does Lucy allow Will to tell his war stories to the children in spite of her objection to them?
10. Even though Lucy is younger than Will, how does she view him regarding his emotional war wounds?
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