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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. Who is Father Tim insistent upon finding?
(a) Malinda.
(b) Jessie.
(c) Sallie.
(d) Neal.
2. What medical problem does the person in #85 have?
(a) Migraine headache.
(b) Gangrene foot.
(c) Broken leg.
(d) Gum disease.
3. Who does Father Tim recommend for the position of Dining Room Manager at Hope House?
(a) Pauline.
(b) Catherine.
(c) Lace.
(d) Dooley.
4. Who cuts Father Tim's hair at the salon?
(a) Fancy.
(b) Cindy.
(c) Madge.
(d) Paula.
5. What assistance does Father Tim offer the young man in #31?
(a) He can connect him with social services.
(b) He can stay at the rectory while he recovers.
(c) He will help him find a job.
(d) He will pay for his medical care.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is Father Tim's wife?
2. What is Miami Development's current position on Fernbank?
3. What song does Louella want played at Sunday's church service?
4. What piece of furniture does Cynthia ask Father Tim to move for the party?
5. Harley has a real aptitude for ______________.
Short Essay Questions
1. What are Father Tim's concerns about the mayoral race and in what way does he get involved?
2. Who is Scott Murphy and what does Father Tim discuss with him about providing services for more people?
3. Why does Winnie Ivy say she wants to sell her bakery and move out of town?
4. Other than their low bid, why does Father Tim not want Miami Development Company to buy Fernbank?
5. Who does Father Tim allow to cut his hair and who has to fix it?
6. How does the author use foreshadowing regarding Winnie's entry into a contest to wind a cruise?
7. Who is Dooley?
8. Who is Miami Development Company and why does Father Tim get irritated with them as he shows them around Fernbank?
9. What does Father Tim find out about Pauline Barlowe's daughter, Jessie?
10. What is the premise of OUT TO CANAAN?
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