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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 David do at the end of "Chapter 9"?
(a) Eats lunch.
(b) Meets someone for coffee in town.
(c) Buys a train ticket.
(d) Buries the preacher.

2. What does David ask Jo Lynne before she leaves town?
(a) If she loves him.
(b) If she will help him take care of his mother.
(c) If she will marry him.
(d) If she will go out with him one more time.

3. How old is David in "Chapter 10"?
(a) 21 years old.
(b) 19 years old.
(c) 18 years old.
(d) 20 years old.

4. In "Chapter 7," what does David say is the worst part of his job at the drugstore?
(a) The smell of the store.
(b) People asking about his mother.
(c) The low wages.
(d) People trying to steal.

5. What makes David happy during the movie he sees with Jo Lynne in "Chapter 7"?
(a) The movie is good.
(b) No one else is in the theater.
(c) The tickets were cheap.
(d) Jo Lynne holds his hand.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does David's mother's physical appearance change in "Chapter 8"?

2. How does Aunt Mae travel to Nashville?

3. What does David blame Flora for in "Chapter 7"?

4. What does Jo Lynne say when David invites her to a movie?

5. What does David say about the sky while riding on the train in "Chapter 10"?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does David feel when Jo Lynne comes to say goodbye to him in "Chapter 8"?

2. What does Aunt Mae promise David in "Chapter 8"?

3. How does David decide where to go in "Chapter 10"?

4. In "Chapter 8," how do David's former classmates affect him?

5. What does David see outside his window in "Chapter 10"?

6. What happens when Aunt Mae asks Flora for help in "Chapter 6"?

7. How does Aunt Mae disappoint David on his graduation night?

8. What job does David obtain in "Chapter 7"?

9. Why is Aunt Mae home more in "Chapter 8"?

10. What happens when Jo Lynne comes to tell David she is leaving town?

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