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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. What does the narrator walk toward when he leaves the river?
(a) The mountain.
(b) A field.
(c) A forest.
(d) The bus.
2. What does MacDonald tell the narrator to call this land?
(a) Heaven's Foothills.
(b) The Valley of the Shadow of Death.
(c) The Valley of the Shadow of Life.
(d) Heaven.
3. What does the Solid Person remind Pam that her son was at first?
(a) An abomination.
(b) An accident.
(c) A miracle.
(d) A brat.
4. Who is Robert to the Ghost who insists on not seeing him?
(a) Her son.
(b) Her father.
(c) Her husband.
(d) Her brother.
5. What does the Dwarf ask of Sarah?
(a) If she hated him.
(b) If she loved him.
(c) If she left him.
(d) If she missed him.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the table made of in Chapter 14?
2. What does the narrator say the Dwarf shrinks to the size of?
3. What does MacDonald say is young?
4. Robert could not work more than how many hours a day?
5. What does the Female Ghost say she did for Robert?
Short Essay Questions
1. What creatures appear when the Bright Person blows the horn? What is their appearance?
2. Why does the Female Ghost change her mind about seeing Robert?
3. Why is the Well-Dressed Ghost fearful of going into the mountains with the Bright People?
4. What is MacDonald's reply when the narrator asks him if all he has seen is false?
5. What does the Tragedian do that makes the dwarf get smaller? What does Sarah say about this?
6. How does MacDonald explain Heaven, Hell and Purgatory to the narrator?
7. How does the narrator feel after his encounter with the Hard-Bitten Ghost? Why?
8. What does the Female Ghost say about the flowers she put on Robert's desk?
9. How did Pam neglect her husband and daughter in her life?
10. What does MacDonald tell the narrator about the beautiful woman in the procession?
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