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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 reason does Culla's sister give for looking for the person/item in #68?
(a) She is depressed.
(b) She needs money.
(c) She misses him.
(d) He has something that belongs to her.

2. In what state does the unnamed man live?
(a) It is not known.
(b) North Carolina.
(c) Vermont.
(d) Tennessee.

3. What is the person in #19 walking on in the woods?
(a) A sidewalk.
(b) A foot path.
(c) A bridge.
(d) A ravine.

4. How much will Culla be paid for the job in #79?
(a) $10 for the whole job.
(b) 50 cents a day.
(c) $5 for the whole job.
(d) $1 per day.

5. At whose home does Culla ask for a job?
(a) The blacksmith's.
(b) The squire's.
(c) The postmaster's.
(d) The grocer's.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Culla become angry at his sister?

2. What name was given to the baby?

3. Where is Culla when the group of men spots him?

4. Why does the unnamed man struggle on his way back to the cabin?

5. What does Rinthy receive from strangers on her quest to find her baby?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does the sister's labor progress and what does the brother say about the newborn child?

2. What happens to the old man when three strangers arrive at his door?

3. What reason does Culla give the old man for why he needs to move on?

4. How does the wise old woman know that Rinthy just had a baby?

5. Describe Rinthy's experience after she steals some turnips from a farmer.

6. What sentence does Culla receive from the man and what unusual request does Culla end up making of the man?

7. Why does the brother refuse to get a midwife for his sister?

8. How does the unnamed man get the tinker to leave the cabin?

9. What does the bearded man accuse Culla of and what does the bearded man do to the baby?

10. How precarious is the fate of the baby at the time that the tinker finds him?

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