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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 does Gurley raise in Seattle for the IWW?
(a) Nearly $1,000.
(b) Nearly $250.
(c) Nearly $100.
(d) Nearly $2,000.
2. What is the first book Rye checks out from the Carnegie Library?
(a) War and Peace.
(b) Pride and Prejudice.
(c) The Lord of the Rings.
(d) Romeo and Juliet.
3. What does Gurley tell one of the saloon girls about her past?
(a) She has already lost a baby.
(b) She does not really believe in labor causes.
(c) She almost died of tuberculosis.
(d) She has been divorced once already.
4. What does Gurley buy Rye to celebrate his birthday?
(a) A new jacket.
(b) An ice cream soda.
(c) A burger.
(d) A new hat.
5. What is Gig's disposition after being released from jail?
(a) Giddy.
(b) Furious.
(c) Energized.
(d) Depressed.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Gurley bring Rye back from the dining car in Chapter 16?
2. What does Bolin tell Dalveaux after Dalveaux humiliates him?
3. Who is kind to Rye at his new job, bringing him food for lunch?
4. What does Gurley say is the only thing she needs after being released from jail?
5. Who comes to collect Rye to take him to Brand's?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Al Bolin end up doing to Gurley and Rye?
2. How does Gurley save herself and Rye in Taft?
3. What does Gurley do for Rye on his birthday?
4. How does the shopkeeper Bradley and Graham's treat Rye when he comes in in Part IV?
5. Why does Brand hire Dalveaux?
6. What does Ursula do for Gig in Part IV that surprises and delights Gig?
7. What does Gurley often tell people when they ask her what her husband thinks of her work?
8. Who helps Rye get a job at the machinist's shop, and how does Rye feel about the job?
9. What does Dalveaux think of Brand?
10. What does Gurley discover is going on in the jail when she spends the night there in Part IV?
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