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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 Willie give Mrs. Callie when they have lunch?
(a) A birthday card
(b) A copy of Danny's parole hearing
(c) Letters from Sam
(d) A copy of the paper
2. What does Willie tell Harry Rex he is thinking about doing?
(a) Selling the paper
(b) Going to Padgitt island
(c) Moving from Ford County
(d) Marrying
3. Who is one of the few people that speaks out about getting the big business store in Clayton?
(a) Harry Rex
(b) Willie
(c) Callie Ruffin
(d) Baggs
4. Who does Willie wake up to help him go through law books?
(a) Harry Rex
(b) Wiley Meek
(c) Esau Ruffin
(d) Baggy
5. What is the last thing Willie writes for the newspaper?
(a) The notice of the sale of the newspaper
(b) Callie's obituary
(c) Hank Hooten's story
(d) Danny Padgitt's obituary
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Harry Rex tell Willie to do?
2. What is tossed onto the porch of Mr. Youry's house?
3. Who is shot during Danny's bail hearing?
4. What are Lenny and his parents seemingly worried about?
5. What does Willie know has happened to Mr. Trooper Durant?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe Callie's trip to Memphis with Willie in Chapter 41.
2. What happens at Mr. Youry's house in Chapter 40?
3. Describe the courtroom scene and the shooter in Chapter 43.
4. What does Sheriff McNaught say to Maxine Root in the end of Chapter 39?
5. Describe the conversation had between Harry Rex and Willie in chapter thirty-eight about Willie selling the paper.
6. How does the news of Danny Padgitt hit the people in Clayton as it is described in Chapter 31?
7. Describe the Danny Padgitt parole hearing in Chapter 36.
8. Give the details of Mo Teale's murder in Chapter 38.
9. Summarize the conversation that Willie has with Callie in Chapter 37.
10. What does Lucien say about Danny's involvement with the murders?
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