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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. When Oscar is peering through the fence at Reverend Stratton butchering a pig, what does Stratton throw at Oscar?
2. What is the custom for the Sunday School children to do for Palm Sunday?
3. How did Lucinda's father die?
4. What was Lucinda's mother's dream?
5. What does Lucinda ask of Oscar the first time she talks with him?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Theophilus make it difficult for Lucy Millar to tend to her chores in the Stratton's kitchen?
2. How has Mrs. Stratton's passion for debate been a liability in her life?
3. What does Melody Clutterbuck think about Wardley-Fish's friendship with Oscar?
4. Describe how Lucinda meets Oscar on board the Leviathan.
5. What happens when Oscar runs away from his father's house and tries to go to Reverend Stratton's home?
6. Why is it so complicated to get Oscar to board the Leviathan?
7. How does Oscar feel about his father when he comes to visit him at the Stratton's home?
8. Describe Oscar's view of gambling.
9. What happens when Lucinda tries to change her doll's appearance?
10. How does Reverend Stratton respond when Oscar sends him coffee?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
How did Oscar and Lucinda never come to fully express their love for each other? How did their misunderstandings and assumptions decide their fate?
Essay Topic 2
How did Oscar's rebellion of his father's religious beliefs change the direction of his life? Does Theophilus' influence carry over into the various stages of Oscar's life? Provide textual examples to explain your points.
Essay Topic 3
How does Lucinda's unconventional upbringing influence Lucinda's behavior? In what ways does she carry on with her mother's dreams? Provide three examples that show Lucinda acting in unconventional ways.
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