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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. How many trees speak to the man in the beginning of "Crown"?
(a) 3.
(b) 5.
(c) 4.
(d) 7.
2. Where is Adam's starter home described in "Crown"?
(a) Chicago, Illinois.
(b) Columbus, Ohio.
(c) St. Paul, Minnesota.
(d) Malvern, North Dakota.
3. Who does Adam say appears to be following him around when he meets Douglas in "Crown"?
(a) Patricia.
(b) Olivia.
(c) Nicholas.
(d) Mimi.
4. What kind of tree is the first in Dorothy and Ray's backyard that she looks up in "Crown"?
(a) A sugar maple tree.
(b) A sequoia tree.
(c) An eastern white pine tree.
(d) A Douglas fir tree.
5. What kind of wine does Douglas offer Alena when she passes through?
(a) Huckleberry wine.
(b) Boysenberry wine.
(c) Mulberry wine.
(d) Thimbleberry wine.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Loki tell Maidenhair and Watchman has happened to Mother N and Moses in "Trunk"?
2. What is marked on the trees that help to save Nick and his neighbors in "Crown"?
3. What term from "Seeds" refers to one million gigabytes?
4. What is Neelay's name in Mastery 8?
5. How much does Mimi's citation for unlawful assembly cost her, according to the narrator in "Trunk"?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Patricia respond to the correspondence she receives from her editor in "Trunk"? Why?
2. When and where is Adam arrested? What is his response?
3. How does Mimi respond to the news of Adam's arrest?
4. What does Patricia do at the conference in "Crown"? Why?
5. How do Dorothy and Ray become connected through trees in "Crown"?
6. How does Olivia die?
7. What is The Secret Forest and upon what is it based?
8. Under what circumstances does Ray die?
9. When and where do Adam and Douglas reencounter one another in "Crown"? Why is this encounter important?
10. Who helps Nick on this project in "Seeds"? What is the significance of these characters?
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