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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. Who does Philip question about why no one has ever tried to stop his destructive behavior?
(a) Mother Lovejoy
(b) Mollie
(c) John
(d) Sister
2. What is the name of Paris's friend from school?
(a) Mattie
(b) Hattie
(c) Madeline
(d) Harry
3. What does John's profession symbolize to Mollie?
(a) The height of certain dreams
(b) Strength of character
(c) The rebuilding of a new life
(d) Safety and security
4. What does Mollie tell Philip she intends to do that will affect her relationship with him?
(a) Leave with Philip
(b) Marry John
(c) Leave with John
(d) Marry Philip
5. In the past, what did those who loved Philip tend to do immediately following an outburst of violence or anger?
(a) Punish him
(b) Ignore him
(c) Isolate him
(d) Forgive him
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Philip want to be in terms of a career?
2. What happened as a result of Mollie and Philip's first romantic encounter?
3. What does Philip's mother do after Philip lashes out in anger towards her because of the state of his life?
4. Where did Mollie meet her new love?
5. What does Philip have the most difficult time controlling about himself?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the conversation that takes place between father and son when Philip returns home?
2. What happened while Philip was away that affected Paris's emotions and needs?
3. How does Philip return to the farmhouse before he is expected?
4. What time does Philip wake?
5. How is Mollie the square root of wonderful?
6. What is Philip's rationale for leaving before dawn?
7. What does Mother Lovejoy offer to Paris now that his father has passed?
8. What happens when Mollie announces to Philip that she plans to leave with John?
9. Describe the background of Philip Lovejoy.
10. Why are men attracted to Mollie and not attracted to Sister?
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