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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. In Chapter 5, what does Furlong give to the girl he finds?
(a) Food.
(b) Water.
(c) Money.
(d) His coat.
2. What trees line the way to the old Wilson house?
(a) Oak and lime.
(b) Oak and maple.
(c) Maple and lime.
(d) Lime and magnolia.
3. What does Mother Superior object to about the sailors in New Ross?
(a) They are foreigners.
(b) They are all men.
(c) They are poor.
(d) They are weak.
4. Where does Sarah say she is from?
(a) Dublin.
(b) Kildare.
(c) Behind Clonegal.
(d) Galway.
5. What does Eileen tell Furlong they have to do in order to keep what they have?
(a) Give things away.
(b) Send their kids to the right school.
(c) Stay on the right side of people.
(d) Go to church.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Furlong do at home on Sunday in Chapter 6?
2. Where did Furlong used to play on the Wilson grounds?
3. What does Furlong wonder about himself as he makes the convent delivery in Chapter 5?
4. Who has his arm in a sling in church in Chapter 6?
5. What does Mother Superior give to just Furlong as he leaves the convent?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Eileen emphasize to Furlong about the girl he saw at the laundry?
2. What does Furlong ask Sarah that she is too upset to answer?
3. What does Furlong say sharply to Eileen in Part IV?
4. What does Mother Superior insist Furlong does when he delivers the coal?
5. Why does the Mother Superior say it must be disappointing that Furlong has no sons?
6. What does the Mother Superior give to Furlong for Christmas?
7. Who works in Furlong's office with him during the rush and how does she feel about it?
8. Why do people call in last-minute orders to Furlong before Christmas?
9. In Part III, what does Eileen say to Furlong about his past for the first time?
10. In Part III, what does Furlong tell the woman with the kettle he will give her?
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