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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 helps Jules and is kind to him in jail?
(a) Clegg.
(b) Henries.
(c) Sullivan.
(d) Halla.

2. Who was First Ursula's manager who fires her for getting too old?
(a) Samuel Clagg.
(b) Patrick McLaggan.
(c) Joe Considine.
(d) Frank McHenry.

3. What is Ursula the Great's real name?
(a) Francine Walton.
(b) Clara Parkway.
(c) Jennifer Friendly.
(d) Margaret Anne Burns.

4. What deal does Ursula the Great make with Brand?
(a) She negotiates for a percentage of the ticket sale profits.
(b) She buys a stake of ownership in one of his hotels.
(c) She asks for part ownership in one of his mines.
(d) She makes him sign a document promising to marry her in five years.

5. Who is Gemma's husband?
(a) Dominick.
(b) Franklin.
(c) Jefferson.
(d) Henry.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Rye ask Ursula on their car ride in Chapter 13?

2. What is one language Jules speaks besides English?

3. Who is Brand's driver and body man?

4. What organization has Gig just joined in Part I?

5. What is the last thing that the dying person in the section titled Waterbury, 1909 thinks?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 13, what does Rye say that elicits Fred Moore's sympathy at Mrs. Ricci's house?

2. What does Rye think of Lemuel Brand's house?

3. Why does Rye follow Gig to the labor protests in Part I even though Gig tells him not to?

4. Where does the IWW's nickname come from?

5. Why does Rye get arrested at the labor rally in Part I?

6. What does Jules's mother tell him might get him killed one day?

7. What is the last thing Waterbury thinks of before he dies, and why?

8. Where did Rye meet his old friend Jules?

9. Why are Gig and Rye sleeping in a ballfield in Chapter 1?

10. What does Jules hope for Rye after seeing him once while they are both in jail and Rye tells Jules he is sorry?

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