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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. Why does Peggy ask Mistress Modesty to stay with her?
(a) For company.
(b) Both of these.
(c) None of these.
(d) For comfort should she fail.

2. What did Cavil start to think?
(a) Why he has such thoughts even while he prays.
(b) That maybe the newbought girl would like him.
(c) The Lord had placed these desires in him.
(d) That Cavil was a righteous man and deserved pleasure.

3. How many years had past since Alvin had been an apprentice of Makepeace?
(a) Three.
(b) Two.
(c) Five.
(d) Four.

4. In reality, what was this visitor?
(a) A spawn of Satan.
(b) The Overseer.
(c) An overseer.
(d) An angel of God.

5. What had Cavil never seen anything so graceful as?
(a) All of these.
(b) The trickle of water down her spine.
(c) The trickle of water down her chest.
(d) Her blue black thighs sliding against each other.

Short Answer Questions

1. What name hadn't the visitor been called?

2. Who was sleeping upstairs?

3. What is Horace Guester's knack?

4. What did Peggy attempt to do?

5. What was held out to Peggy?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who was it that stopped Alvin from being overcome by the Unmaker?

2. Why does Horace need his secret kept, and why is it in the best interests of Alvin not to tell his secret?

3. Why did Alvin dig out a well that he knew wouldn't do any good?

4. Why do most people feel guilty when they hear the story of the Tippy Canoe Massacre?

5. What did Peggy notice about Mistress Modesty's heart when she was looking at Peggy?

6. What sacrifice did the Black slave girl make? Why did she make this choice?

7. What things kept Alvin from running like a Red man?

8. Why does Peggy not admire her father for helping Black slaves get north and free?

9. Why does Cavil perceive his visitor as an overseer?

10. How did Peggy see the world around the Hio?

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