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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. Going into Churchtown, what slow-moving vehicle does Harry pass?
(a) An elderly cyclist
(b) An Amish buggy
(c) A Depression-era jalopy
(d) A tractor

2. What is different about Ruth when Harry arrives back at her apartment?
(a) She has reapplied her makeup
(b) She has showered
(c) She has painted her nails
(d) She has dyed her hair

3. What had Rabbit stopped doing since beginning his gardening at Mrs. Smith's?
(a) Washing his hair
(b) Wearing socks
(c) Cutting his nails
(d) Eating breakfast

4. What does Ruth call Harry when he asks her if she is really a whore?
(a) A john
(b) A child
(c) A rat
(d) A bastard

5. How long has Rabbit been separated from Janice at the beginning of this section?
(a) 2 months
(b) 3 weeks
(c) 5 months
(d) 1 year

Short Answer Questions

1. On what minor success does Eccles congratulate Harry during their golf game?

2. What does Ruth say she used to enjoy doing?

3. Which of the following people is not among the list of blessings Rabbit makes in the morning?

4. For what ostensible expense does Harry give Ruth fifteen dollars at the end of dinner?

5. What food is left on the stove in the kitchen when Harry returns home?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Mr. Springer tell Harry when they first talk after Rebecca's death?

2. Why does Rabbit leave his car at Janice's apartment?

3. How does the narration of this section change as Janice gets more drunk?

4. How is Janice's attitude toward Rabbit conflicted at this point?

5. Describe Rabbit's run to the hospital.

6. What is Jack Eccles supposed to be doing instead of playing golf?

7. What is Harry's work situation after he returns home?

8. Why does Janice begin drinking so heavily in this section?

9. What obstacles does Rabbit face trying to retrieve his clothes?

10. What does Reverend Kruppenbach believe is the true vocation of a preacher?

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