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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 worries Sam about leaving Henny in charge of the house while he is gone?
(a) Henny's sick father.
(b) Henny's irresponsibility.
(c) Henny's hatred for Louie.
(d) Henny's health.

2. What will Sam's heroism mean for him?
(a) A year of travel.
(b) Travel expenses.
(c) More authority over his department.
(d) A large promotion.

3. How does Sam tell Naden to address him?
(a) As his boss.
(b) As equals.
(c) As his representative.
(d) As a guest.

4. What does Norman Collyer tell Henny?
(a) She should forget their parents.
(b) She needs to learn how to live with what she has.
(c) He is glad to help her.
(d) He cannot recommend those books for her.

5. Where is Henny's special place?
(a) Her parents' estate.
(b) A room above the living room.
(c) A stool in the corner.
(d) A tree in the woods.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Louie do when Henny is in her special place?

2. How did Beulah take care of Louie and the children?

3. Who is Hazel Moore?

4. How does Henny say she thinks of Louie?

5. Why does Henny refuse to write to Sam?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Sam's return home.

2. Describe Josephine Pollit's arrival at Tohoga House.

3. Describe Sam and Henny's conversation at the end of Chapter 4.

4. Compare and contrast Louie with Henny's brother Barry.

5. What is the financial state of the Pollit household?

6. What does Henny complain about to Bert Anderson?

7. Describe Henny's letter from her brother, Norman Collyer.

8. What does Bert Anderson tell Henny?

9. How does Henny get reprieve from the children at Tohoga House?

10. Describe Henny's relationship with relation to the children?

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