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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. The man in #68 thinks that only _____________________ can keep society together.
(a) families.
(b) holy bonds.
(c) education.
(d) money.

2. Kristina thinks that _____________________ would make it easier to cope with finances.
(a) having less children.
(b) babysitting.
(c) tutoring.
(d) taking in laundry.

3. What is Karl's distinguishing physical characteristic?
(a) Large nose.
(b) Bald head.
(c) Large ears.
(d) Big hands.

4. Why is Karl Oskar driven to move to the country in #73?
(a) There is no king.
(b) The government is fair.
(c) The schools are better.
(d) The land is better for farming.

5. The people in Karl Oskar's village think his plan to move is ________________.
(a) insane.
(b) valid.
(c) dangerous.
(d) brave.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following does Danjel NOT do as his religion is renewed?

2. How does Robert's master punish him?

3. What does Kristina find at the house that makes her realize her attachment to their home?

4. What does Karl inherit with his land?

5. Karl leaves home as a teenager and works as a _________________.

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Robert compare his work situation to the death of his cat?

2. Why does Kristina question the trip to America?

3. Who is Danjel Andreasson, and what are his religious beliefs?

4. Why are Danjel's teachings at odds with Dean Brusander's beliefs?

5. How does Karl Oskar meet his wife, Kristina?

6. To what does Dean Brusander attribute the breakdown in society?

7. What are the seven masters that rule the lives of men like Robert and Arvid?

8. Why does Karl Oskar remain firm in his plans to move to America?

9. What does Karl Oskar do after Robert returns home from Aron's punishment?

10. What is the vision that Danjel feels compelled to follow, and how is his wife conflicted by it?

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