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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 colleague of Evangeline's does she fight often with?
(a) Paul.
(b) Mary.
(c) Agnes.
(d) Winifred.
2. What does Evangeline help Hazel with on the ship?
(a) Reading.
(b) Gardening.
(c) Eating well.
(d) Cooking.
3. What is the first major injury Hazel assists with on the ship?
(a) A broken leg.
(b) A broken collarbone.
(c) An eye injury.
(d) A broken arm.
4. What is Evangeline's sentence?
(a) 14 years and transport to Van Diemen's Land.
(b) 20 years in Newgate.
(c) 10 years in Hartfordshire.
(d) 5 years and time served.
5. Who used to sing Mathinna to sleep on Flinders?
(a) Teanic.
(b) Timeo.
(c) Palle.
(d) Wangro.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does one of the leaders of the visiting group tell Evangeline her mistake was?
2. What does Evangeline do almost as soon as she reaches the group cell with the other women?
3. What is the name of the ship Mathinna travels to the Franklins' on?
4. Where did Evangeline grow up?
5. What does Mathinna's mother give her that Mathinna cherishes?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Evangeline meet Cecil Frederick Whitstone?
2. Why are the windows in Mathinna's room boarded up?
3. How do the staff at the Franklins' generally treat Mathinna?
4. Why does Hazel tell Evangeline so many women get sentenced to transport to Australia?
5. What is Hazel's skill that soon becomes very important for Evangeline?
6. Why does Mathinna hide in the bush for days in Part I?
7. What does Lady Franklin take from Mathinna for her "collection" that Mathinna resents?
8. Who is the first sort of friend Evangeline makes in the prison, and what is this person like?
9. What does Dr. Dunne, the ship's surgeon, seem to think of Evangeline when he first meets her?
10. Who care for Mathinna before she is relocated to the governor's mansion?
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