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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. What is Keith Landry thinking about as he drives around?
(a) Where he will get a job.
(b) When he will have to confront Cliff Baxter.
(c) What Cliff Baxter thinks about him being back.
(d) Where he will live.

2. When were Keith Landry and Annie Baxter lovers?
(a) While Annie Baxter was married to Cliff.
(b) In Junior high.
(c) In high school.
(d) After college.

3. What does Annie Baxter believe her husband uses work as an excuse for?
(a) Infidelities.
(b) Gambling.
(c) Drinking.
(d) Spying.

4. Who shows up at Keith Landry's door a few days after the holiday?
(a) A college friend.
(b) Annie Baxter.
(c) Cliff Baxter.
(d) Keith Landry's aunt.

5. Who invites Keith Landry to a meeting while he is trying to write a letter to Annie?
(a) Annie.
(b) Cliff Baxter.
(c) Gail Porter.
(d) Billy Marlon.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Keith Landry trade his car in for?

2. What does the thing in Annie Baxter's pocket make her think?

3. What does Keith Landry think his presence means for Annie?

4. What did Jeffrey Porter call Keith Landry in a letter?

5. What does Keith Landry talk about with the dealer at Baxter Motors?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Keith Landry decide to leave town?

2. What advice does the pastor give Keith Landry?

3. Descartes the meeting Gail Porter put together.

4. Describe the meeting between Annie and Keith Landry.

5. What are Keith Landry's feelings as we meet him?

6. What is the state of Annie Baxter's relationship with Keith Landry at the beginning of the novel?

7. What is Keith Landry invited to do at the dinner he has at the Porter household?

8. What is Cliff Baxter's relationship with Sherry Kolarik?

9. Describe Keith Landry's experience at the Landry family Labor Day gathering.

10. What happens after Keith Landry gives Billy Marlon a ride home?

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