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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What question does Fred ask Daisy concerning Kelly?
2. At the beginning of Part 3, Section 15, who regrets talking to Fred about Daisy?
3. What year is the setting for Dr.Matthews' story?
4. At the beginning of Part 4, Section 22, who does Fred call upon?
5. At the end of the section, who believes that two bodies have been recently buried on Guestingley Road?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Part 4, Section 22, Daisy is leaving Cambridge. What happens as she nears Guestingley Road? Who offers Daisy a ride? Why does Daisy not reach London?
2. Why does Daisy lose her job at the hospital? Where does she intend to seek her next job?
3. Why is Daisy back in Cambridge in Part 3, Section 14? Where is she staying and why?
4. How does Daisy respond to Kelly's remarks during her newspaper office visit?
5. While taking a country walk, where do Fred and Daisy stop? What do they find inside on the floor? What comment does Fred make after their discovery?
6. At the beginning of Part 4, Section 20, who does Fred call after arriving back at St. Angelicus following the day in court ? Why?
7. Who suddenly appears in the courtroom? What knowledge does he share about the accident?
8. Fred asks Daisy why she lied in court about not knowing Kelly. What answer is Fred hoping to hear from Daisy? What answer does Daisy give?
9. Who comes to visit Fred in Cambridge? What does Fred reveal to the visitors?
10. Who has written Fred another note about Daisy Saunders? What does the note say about Daisy?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Early in the story, Fred appears to be a one-dimensional character. Discuss Fred's early persona. Identify qualities that emerge as Fred interacts with specific story characters.
Essay Topic 2
Fred leads a peaceful life with no thought of malice until Kelly takes the witness stand at the farmer's trial. 1) What provokes Fred to "lie in wait" at the tea house for Kelly's emergence from the courtroom? 2) What is ironic about Fred's place of choice for waiting? 3) Why is the reason for Fred's anger at Kelly ironic?
Essay Topic 3
Fred attends the Disobliger's Society to speak in favor of the soul's existence. This motion, of course, is against his present unbelief. 1) What is Fred's childhood connection to religion? 2) Why would this connection make it easier for him to defend this motion? 3) What scientific reasons does Fred give for rebuking his childhood's beliefs?
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