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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. From which of the following cities is Maryse’s group joined at Stone Mountain?
(a) Augusta.
(b) Albany.
(c) Alpharetta.
(d) Atlanta.

2. From what source is the Shout Eve and Adam taken in the novel?
(a) Susy Woodberry.
(b) Jenny Thistledown.
(c) Nancy Oakleaf.
(d) Tiffany Applebole.

3. Among which of the following does Bisset note the origin of humorism?
(a) Babylonians.
(b) Romans.
(c) Greeks.
(d) Hamites.

4. Which of the following calls for continued action against the Ku Kluxers in the wake of Sadie’s death?
(a) Chef.
(b) Emma.
(c) Molly.
(d) Maryse.

5. What appear/s on the branches of the Angel Oak?
(a) Moss.
(b) Bones.
(c) Bottles.
(d) Leaves.

Short Answer Questions

1. To which of the following are the trapped spirits Maryse sees en route to the Night Doctors compared?

2. What Shout is detailed in Notation 7?

3. Which of the following first suggest the alliance with the Night Doctors?

4. From which of the following cities is Maryse’s group joined at Stone Mountain?

5. How many hours’ drive does Maryse have from Macon to Stone Mountain?

Short Essay Questions

1. What justification for the attack on Frenchy’s does Butcher Clyde cite to his followers?

2. What attire does Chef have that Maryse envies on the approach to Stone Mountain?

3. Why does Butcher Clyde note the hate of the Klan is not sufficiently potent for his kind?

4. How does Bisset explain humorism?

5. How do the three Aunties explain Maryse being able to reach them despite their decreasing power?

6. What are Sadie’s last words?

7. How does Butcher Clyde defeat Maryse at the attack on Frenchy’s?

8. Who does Maryse rescue from the second floor of a burning Frenchy’s?

9. Why do Maryse and Chef proceed alone against the Klan gathering on Stone Mountain?

10. For what purpose does Maryse’s group assume the Ku Kluxers took captives at Frenchy’s?

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