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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. To which of the following does Butcher Clyde compare Klan hatred?
(a) Whiskey.
(b) Brandy.
(c) Gin.
(d) Tequila.
2. Which of the following first suggest the alliance with the Night Doctors?
(a) Margaret.
(b) Jadine.
(c) Ondine.
(d) Nana Jean.
3. With which of the following does Five begin?
(a) “The old Packard races down Macon’s country roads.”
(b) “Nana Jean’s farmhouse feels like a tomb.”
(c) “It’s still hours before dawn when I set out.”
(d) “It’s raining the Sunday night we make our way up Stone Mountain.”
4. Which of the following recites verse about the Night Doctors?
(a) Emma.
(b) Nana Jean.
(c) Chef.
(d) Molly.
5. Which of the following organs do the Night Doctors remove from Maryse?
(a) Bladder.
(b) Kidney.
(c) Heart.
(d) Uterus.
Short Answer Questions
1. What origin is ascribed to Emma’s comrades?
2. What profession does Bisset hold?
3. To which of the following is the Klan gathering atop Stone Mountain compared?
4. Which of the following terms does Ondine use to describe the Night Doctors?
5. From which of the following cities is Maryse’s group joined at Stone Mountain?
Short Essay Questions
1. What meaning is attributed to the Shout Eve and Adam in the novel?
2. Why does Maryse consider accepting Butcher Clyde’s offer?
3. Why is it suggested the Night Doctors might intervene against the Ku Kluxers?
4. What happens when Maryse stabs the Angel Oak?
5. Why does Maryse note that the attack on Frenchy’s comes at the worst possible time?
6. How does Bisset explain hepatoscopy?
7. What does Maryse note is the strangest thing Bisset wears when he first greets her?
8. Why does Maryse note Macon lacks woods?
9. Why do Maryse and Chef proceed alone against the Klan gathering on Stone Mountain?
10. What reason do the three Aunties give for choosing Maryse as their champion?
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