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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 is Lymon's last name?
(a) Jackson.
(b) Macintosh.
(c) Brown.
(d) Avery.
2. Who tells Boy Willie the story of the way that Boy Charles was killed?
(a) Lymon.
(b) Doaker.
(c) Wining Boy.
(d) Sutter.
3. What is the first name of the Sutter who owned the Charles family as slaves?
(a) Rodney.
(b) Robert.
(c) Reginald.
(d) Ralph.
4. Which character admits to being on the run from the police?
(a) Lymon.
(b) Uncle Doaker.
(c) Sutter.
(d) Boy Willie.
5. What does Boy Willie tell Wining Boy that he wants to purchase?
(a) A new piano.
(b) Sutter's land.
(c) More fruit.
(d) A new car.
Short Answer Questions
1. What color is the ghost wearing?
2. Which of the following was NOT an element in Avery's significant dream?
3. Whose ghost does Berniece think she has seen?
4. What type of song does Boy Willie play on the piano?
5. When Wining Boy returns from the city, where has Berniece gone?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Wining Boy say that ghosts have affected his life?
2. What does Wining Boy reveal about Lymon's father and Wining Boy's relationship with Lymon's mother?
3. What happens when Boy Willie and Lymon attempt to move the piano for its potential buyer?
4. What were the effects of the lumber theft that the men in the play were involved in?
5. What events have prompted Doaker to believe that Berniece should sell the piano as soon as possible?
6. Why does Avery believe that Berniece should start a choir in her home?
7. How does Lymon come into possession of Wining Boy's suit?
8. When Boy Willie and Lymon realize that they cannot move the piano, how do they respond?
9. What type of encounter does Boy Willie explain that he has had with the piano's potential buyer on his way home from Grace's?
10. What does Boy Willie believe about the laws of the white man?
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