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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 2.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the promise that Mother reminds Father he made to her?
(a) To build a house before their first year of marriage was over.
(b) To build her a second barn.
(c) To have more children.
(d) To build a house sometime during the first ten years of their marriage.
2. After Mother receives information from Sammy, what does she spend the day doing?
(a) Sleeping.
(b) Going into town.
(c) Working.
(d) Visiting a friend.
3. What is Mother's response to Nanny's suggestion of where she be married?
(a) She screams at Nanny for such a ridiculous idea.
(b) She thinks it is a fabulous idea.
(c) Starts to cry.
(d) She is startled.
4. What does the introduction imply about the ultimate conclusion to "The Revolt of 'Mother'"?
(a) The protagonist is not able to convince her husband of her point of view.
(b) The protagonist gets her husband to appreciate her point of view.
(c) The protagonist teaches his children a lesson.
(d) The protagonist ensures that his wife never defies socially acceptable behaviors again.
5. When Father answers Mother's question about what they are digging for, what is his response?
(a) He is building a new barn.
(b) He wishes she would go into the house and tend to her own affairs.
(c) He is building a new house.
(d) He wishes she would go build a new house herself.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Father respond to Mother's two questions following the bantering scene?
2. After the interaction with her husband about the men digging is over, what does Mother finally do?
3. What has Nanny Penn been doing during her parents' discussion about men digging in the field?
4. Mother's attitude changes after Sammy provides her with information. What is the best description of this changed attitude?
5. What is the reason given in the introduction for the protagonist's actions?
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