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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. How much does Tom get from the sale of Roxana?
(a) Half what he needs.
(b) One third of what he needs.
(c) Exactly what he needs.
(d) Twice what he needs.

2. Who becomes mayor on Election Day?
(a) Judge Driscoll.
(b) Wilson.
(c) Angelo.
(d) Luigi.

3. When does Judge Driscoll decide to tell the town what Tom has told him about the twins?
(a) During the trial.
(b) At church.
(c) On election day.
(d) Never.

4. Why does Judge Driscoll decide to re-write his will?
(a) He might die in the duel.
(b) He wants to include Luigi in the will.
(c) He is angry with Tom.
(d) He has found out the truth about his nephew.

5. What political position is Judge Driscoll running for?
(a) Senator.
(b) Mayor.
(c) Governor.
(d) Chief Justice.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Tom go to hoping for a sympathetic ear about his humiliation at the meeting?

2. Where does Roxana go after helping her son pay his debts?

3. Which of the following was NOT a form of transportation Roxana used when running away?

4. Why does Tom choose the time he does to commit crimes?

5. Who does Tom tell about his thoughts about why Wilson's plan has not worked to catch the thief?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why are the twins accused of murdering Judge Driscoll?

2. How does Wilson respond to the idea that Tom gives about why his plan hasn't worked to catch the thief?

3. How did Tom decide to settle his humiliation during the meeting?

4. What does Judge Driscoll do on Election Day?

5. What is Wilson's plan to catch the thief?

6. What does Luigi plan to do in response to what Judge Driscoll said on election day, and why doesn't he?

7. Why does Tom tell Judge Driscoll he did not challenge Luigi to a duel?

8. What does Roxana do to help her son pay his debts?

9. Why does Roxana want Tom to go to St. Louis?

10. How does Tom hide his appearance while robbing from his neighbors?

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