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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Episode 3 Parts 1 and 2.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why does private Gar ask public Gar, "Why do you have to leave" (96)?
(a) Private Gar, unlike public Gar, never wanted to leave Ireland.
(b) Private Gar wants to stay back.
(c) Private Gar knows Philadelphia will be challenging.
(d) Private Gar realizes that he is leaving behind a lot that he cares for.
2. What else does Gar remind SB about in his final morning in Ireland?
(a) He reminds SB that the fencing posts for McGuire need to delivered on Wednesday.
(b) He reminds SB that the milk van would come soon.
(c) He reminds SB that he should take care of his health.
(d) He reminds SB that he would be visiting the next year.
3. What is the significance of the day Aunt Lizzy and Uncle Conal visited Gar?
(a) They visited on the same day that Gar decided to join his father's business.
(b) They visited on the same day that Katie married Francis King.
(c) They visited on the same day that SB married Maire.
(d) They visited on the same day that Gar decides to marry Katie.
4. In the flashback with Katie, what is Katie’s concern?
(a) She is worried that she wont get a job.
(b) She thinks Gar does not make enough to support both of them.
(c) She is worried SB would not approve of her marriage to Gar.
(d) She is worried her father would not approve of her marriage to Gar.
5. What does public Gar ask Madge as she leaves for Nelly's house?
(a) He asks if he could come too.
(b) He asks her to take care of SB.
(c) He asks her to return before bedtime.
(d) He asks why his mother had not married master Boyle.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Katie remind Gar about in their conversation in Episode 2?
2. Who is Katie?
3. What does public Gar offer to do to help Madge in Episode 3?
4. What is SB's question to Madge on the day Gar is leaving Ireland?
5. What does Lizzy recall during her visit to Ireland?
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