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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. Which cop beat Jules up badly when he would not tell him information about Early Reston?
(a) Sullivan.
(b) Clegg.
(c) McLaggan.
(d) Henries.
2. Who is the lawyer who gets Rye out of jail?
(a) Fred Moore.
(b) Marshall McLuhan.
(c) Fabrize Seppia.
(d) Winston Henries.
3. What is Ursula the Great's real name?
(a) Clara Parkway.
(b) Margaret Anne Burns.
(c) Francine Walton.
(d) Jennifer Friendly.
4. What does Brand tell Rye people like Gurley really only want?
(a) Chaos.
(b) A truce.
(c) To write a book and reap the benefits.
(d) A war.
5. Who is Brand's driver and body man?
(a) Clegg.
(b) Gig.
(c) Early Reston.
(d) Willard.
Short Answer Questions
1. How much time does Fred Moore say the authorities are seeking to charge Gig with serving for his supposed crimes in Part II?
2. Which of Rye's brothers was killed in a logging accident?
3. How did tramps traveling in Spokane know it?
4. Why do the police release Jules to the custody of Gemma in Part II?
5. Who does Gemma ask to go and fetch the coroner after Jules dies in her house?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Elizabeth Gurley Flynn ask Rye to join her as she fundraises for the labor movement?
2. What happens to Jules when two men steal the raft of the ferryman Plante from him in 1864?
3. What kind of relationship does Ursula forge with First Ursula?
4. Why did Rye come West looking for Gig?
5. How do Rye, Gig, Jules and the mystery person get away from the police when they are cornered?
6. Why does Rye follow Gig to the labor protests in Part I even though Gig tells him not to?
7. What is the true nature of Gemma's relationship with Jules, and why has she hidden this?
8. What is the last thing Waterbury thinks of before he dies, and why?
9. How does Rye eventually get out of jail earlier than expected?
10. In Chapter 13, what does Rye say that elicits Fred Moore's sympathy at Mrs. Ricci's house?
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