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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 1, pgs. 28-59.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which child(ren) in the family at the Chatooga River is allowed to go to the edge of the water?
(a) Girl.
(b) Neither.
(c) Boy.
(d) Both the boy and the girl.

2. What does Sue take from the forest in order to create a symbol of herself beginning to hatch her own life?
(a) Bird.
(b) Feather.
(c) Nest.
(d) Egg.

3. What happens to Sue as she is talking to Sandy about the emotions coming up for her?
(a) She breaks her dish.
(b) She becomes quieter.
(c) She decides to get a divorce.
(d) She gets angrier and angrier.

4. Sue feels that teenage girls begin to change in those years, sleeping _________ and seeing fitful glimpses of fearful truth.
(a) Quietly.
(b) Numbly.
(c) Lightly.
(d) Deeply.

5. Sue's grandmother used to call it _____________ or what Sue begins to realize women need to tell themselves.
(a) Absent lies.
(b) Flat out truth.
(c) Dark truth.
(d) Dogged truth.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many children does Sue Monk Kidd have as she relates in the story about her history and her background?

2. Sue's declaration of intent in the beginning of the book and her journey makes her feel like a ____________.

3. Who was at the top of the chart the visiting preacher had drawn in order to show the idea of a God-ordained family?

4. What are the women in Sue's paintings and drawings missing as she begins to draw her feminine wound?

5. Sue admits that she is not outwardly ___________ in her life, but she is also lacking some sort of internal structure to guide her.

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