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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Lark get a letter to Hilly?
2. What kind of candy does Mama take from Lark?
3. What kind of lessons is Lark taking?
4. What does Lark get for her seventh birthday?
5. What does Papa say the bombing of Pearl Harbor means
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Lark say about Hilly's fate after his death and how does she say she knows this?
2. What does Aunt Betty say about suicide and how does that compare to what Papa says?
3. What is the argument Mama and Papa have over whether to buy a car or a house? What are the arguments of each?
4. What does Father Dalias say when Lark confesses that she's killed a baby?
5. Why does Lark refuse to go to Mass and what is Papa's reaction?
6. What is Beverly's relationship with Mama? Give an example of this relationship.
7. Describe the letter Hilly writes to Lark in which he talks about the book HEIDI.
8. What does Lark do when it's time for Communion and what does that prompt Papa to do?
9. What are some of the ideas Mama, Aunt Betty, and Lark share about the new house while they're putting up the Christmas tree?
10. What is Lark's reaction after her confession and what does she wonder about the adults who have gone through this?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Lark's three best friends can be identified as Sally, Beverly, and Hilly. Identify each and describe their relationships with Lark. How does each impact Lark?
Essay Topic 2
What is the "Sin Notebook" kept by Lark? Why is she so interested in keeping track and identifying sins? Why is she worried that gambling is a sin?
Essay Topic 3
Describe the relationship between Aunt Betty and Mama. How are the two women similar? How are they different? How do these similarities and differences affect the lives of the two women?
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