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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. How much do the white men pay to register to vote as Stella watches?
(a) 1 dollar.
(b) 10 cents.
(c) 25 cents.
(d) Nothing.
2. Stella tells Tony that she might like to have what job one day?
(a) Novelist.
(b) Fashion designer.
(c) Real estate agent.
(d) Newspaper reporter.
3. What word does Mr. Pineville use while speaking to Papa that makes Papa angry?
(a) Girl.
(b) Boy.
(c) Booze.
(d) Action.
4. How old is Tony?
(a) 15.
(b) 11.
(c) 13.
(d) 17.
5. Who demands to be given a receipt for the men's voting registration fee?
(a) Stella.
(b) Mr. Smitherman.
(c) Mr. Spencer.
(d) Papa.
Short Answer Questions
1. How much do Papa and the other black men have to pay in order to register to vote?
2. How old is Herbert, one of the many boys in the Spencer family?
3. Stella and the men take what vocal action before Mr. Pineville agrees to grade the men's test?
4. Helen is particularly sad about which of her belongings being destroyed in the fire?
5. Who saves Hazel from the blaze set by the Klan?
Short Essay Questions
1. In what way is the theme of altruism present in the community's response to the fire?
2. What memories does Papa have of his grandmother Maudie?
3. How does Stella characterize the type of writing she enjoys creating?
4. How does the theme of gratitude arise within the classroom conversation about the fire?
5. The narrator states that Stella had been taught what lesson from a "very young" (245) age?
6. In what ways do the men at the voter registration office belittle Papa?
7. What is the significance of Papa's mention of a "standing stone" (124)?
8. Who goes to the sheriff's office in order to lend support to the voters?
9. How is irony present within the scene at the voter registration office?
10. Who goes to the sheriff's office in Bumblebee in order to vote?
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