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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 is willing to destroy the influence of another group through political and violent confrontation in Chapter 16?
(a) Oligarchs.
(b) Revolutionists.
(c) Grangers.
(d) Fighting Groups.
2. Who is the condemned criminal that actually committed the crime in Chapter 17?
(a) Avis.
(b) Wickson.
(c) Pervaise.
(d) Everhard.
3. Despite running through murderous mobs, taking refuge under piles of dead bodies, and coming near to death herself, what does Avis feel she can do in Chapter 24?
(a) Be loving and compassionate.
(b) Be removed, distant, and objective.
(c) Be cold and calculated.
(d) Be emotional and passionate.
4. What does the United States lead in collusion with Canada and South America in Chapter 15?
(a) Eastern Oligarchy.
(b) Northern Oligarchy.
(c) Western Oligarchy.
(d) Southern Oligarchy.
5. What does the person who humbly ministers the poor call his or her work in Chapter 12?
(a) Redemption.
(b) Christ's work.
(c) A calling.
(d) Penitence.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the group give to the Oligarchy in return for financial and material compensation in Chapter 15?
2. Who begins to speak derisively of the Oligarchy at the event in Chapter 17?
3. How do Avis and Everhard travel out of Chicago in Chapter 25?
4. What group instigates the riots in Chapter 20?
5. What do the abandoned proletariat wait for in Chapter 15?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the Grangers.
2. How is the truth about the bombing ultimately discovered?
3. Describe the conflict of the people of the abyss.
4. Describe how the bomb is thrown in front of Congress.
5. How was the First Revolt supposed to begin?
6. What does Avis witness in the city that alarms her?
7. Describe the Fighting Groups.
8. Describe the Oligarchy's intention towards the Grangers.
9. How did Avis submerge her identity?
10. Describe the appeal of Biblical faith and prophecy to many of the abandoned proletariat.
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