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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. Flannery admits to not being very good at ____________.
(a) Math.
(b) Physics.
(c) Spelling.
(d) Biology.
2. Which of the following is NOT a person mentioned as a recipient of Flannery's correspondence in this section?
(a) William Sessions.
(b) A.
(c) Truman Capote.
(d) The Fitzgeralds.
3. Flannery is excellently educated in regard to which of the following?
(a) Her gender.
(b) Her time period.
(c) All of these.
(d) Her country.
4. In what city did Flannery attend college?
(a) Atlanta, Georgia.
(b) Milledgeville, Georgia.
(c) Athens, Georgia.
(d) Savannah, Georgia.
5. What is Flannery's marital status?
(a) Separated.
(b) Married.
(c) Divorced.
(d) Single.
Short Answer Questions
1. How much did Flannery earn for her first piece for The Kenyon Review?
2. In what city does Flannery say it is difficult to raise children?
3. Who does Flannery hope will become her editor at Harcourt Brace?
4. Where did Flannery attend a school for writers after college graduation?
5. How did Flannery break some ribs?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who are some of Flannery's earliest contacts?
2. What is the name of Flannery's home and how does she describe it?
3. What is the purpose of the Editorial Note?
4. What does Flannery write about the Ku Klux Klan and racism in a letter in this section?
5. What angst does Flannery experience regarding a new editor and the reimbursement of an advance?
6. Why does Flannery say that Catharine Carver's decision to leave Harcourt Brace impacts her life?
7. When and where was Flannery born and where did she live as a child?
8. How does Flannery separate Catholics from Catholicism?
9. What is revealed about Flannery's lifestyle in this section?
10. What important note about Flannery does the editor include at the beginning of this section?
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