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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. In the story at the end of the chapter titled Leviticus, what is the girl like?
(a) All of the above.
(b) Well acquainted with the laws of physics and the universe.
(c) So pretty she can heal the sick.
(d) Her favorite thing is to spin and sing in the orchard.

2. How does Jean pass the time she spends in the children's ward at the hospital?
(a) Contemplating the Lord.
(b) Looking at sick people.
(c) Making igloos out of her orange peels.
(d) Talking with other kids.

3. What does Jean find one day when she is looking for a pack of cards?
(a) The real ending to Jane Eyre.
(b) Love letters between her parents.
(c) Pictures of a strange man in her mother's desk.
(d) Her adoption papers.

4. What does Jean realize when her sampler does not win in a school contest?
(a) No one else in school is like her.
(b) The rest of the world does not like her church.
(c) A thing is not a problem, and it's environment is not a problem, but the conjunction of the two can be.
(d) Her church does not prepare her for the world.

5. What does Jean think she hears coming from the neighbor's house?
(a) Cries for help.
(b) The voice of God.
(c) Pastor Spratt.
(d) A puppy.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who finally discovers that Jean is deaf?

2. What does Jean discover when she reads the book JANE EYRE?

3. What does Jean's mother worry about?

4. How successful are Jean's art projects at school?

5. Why does Pastor Finch carry a First Aid kit in his van?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Jean get to go the fair once a year? What happens to her there one year with a palm reader?

2. What happened in sewing class when the class worked on cross stitching projects?

3. How did Jean's mother get started with the Society for the Lost?

4. What is the story of the sensitive princess?

5. How is Jean's deafness discovered?

6. What does the perfect girl the prince finds tell him?

7. How does Jean make friends with Melanie?

8. Describe the incident of the mac and its replacement.

9. What does the prince write about perfection?

10. Explain why this statement is relevant to Jean's predicament at school: "What constitutes a problem is not the thing, or the environment where we find the thing, but the conjunction of the two."

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