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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. Who takes care of Mathinna when she grows very ill?
(a) Eleanor.
(b) Sarah.
(c) Hazel.
(d) Mrs. Crain.
2. What does Hazel eat for dinner the first night in prison?
(a) Hardtack.
(b) Lamb and potatoes.
(c) Porridge.
(d) Oxtail soup.
3. Why is Hazel so bereft during her first few days and weeks in the prison?
(a) She misses her mother terribly.
(b) She is being assaulted by the head guard.
(c) Ruby has been taken away from her.
(d) Olive and Evangeline are both dead.
4. Who witnesses what Buck does to Evangeline?
(a) Mickey.
(b) Liza.
(c) Olive.
(d) Hazel.
5. Who is Mathinna's governess?
(a) Everly.
(b) Mrs. Crain.
(c) Miss Williamson.
(d) Evangeline.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Ruby get transferred after she gets out of the nursery?
2. What does Evangeline do in her last moments?
3. Who does Mathinna start to think is the only person who is kind to her in the household?
4. What does Hazel offer to steal back for Mathinna?
5. What is unusual about Evangeline's labor?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Dr. Dunne on the prison ship?
2. What are Hazel's first impressions of Van Diemen's Land?
3. Why does Olive advise Hazel to watch herself and be careful at the prison?
4. What reason does Mathinna confront Lady Jane Franklin with for getting rid of Mathinna?
5. How does Mathinna feel about Hazel once they meet at the Franklin mansion?
6. What does Mathinna tell visitors at the Franklins' Sunday lunch that she then says she is lying about, even though she is not?
7. What is the difficulty with Evangeline's labor on the Medea?
8. What happens when Hazel is processed into the prison in Australia that breaks her heart?
9. What does Dr. Dunne give Hazel as a gift when she departs the Medea, and how does Hazel react?
10. What happens to Waluka, and how does Mathinna react?
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