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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. Why did Son beat up Sam?
(a) He got his girlfriend's name on his tattoo.
(b) He stole some money from him.
(c) He went out with his girlfriend.
(d) He insulted his mother.

2. What makes Rose decide to leave her home?
(a) She wants to visit friends.
(b) She is having a breakdown.
(c) She doesn't love her husband.
(d) She needs a vacation.

3. The doctor thought that the girl in #76 was going to have ______________.
(a) quadruplets.
(b) one large baby.
(c) triplets.
(d) twins.

4. What is Sister Evangeline's special gift?
(a) She is psychic.
(b) She can talk to the unborn babies.
(c) She can play the harp.
(d) She can compose songs.

5. Who is the supervisor of St. Elizabeth's?
(a) Mother Beatrice.
(b) Mother Aquinas.
(c) Mother Catherine.
(d) Mother Corinne.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the girl in #76 refuse to do during labor?

2. What does Son have added to his tattoo?

3. How was Son injured?

4. What is the reaction of the woman at the gas station when Rose asks about St. Elizabeth's?

5. What chore is Rose assigned to do?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where is Rose headed to and what drives her decision?

2. How does the author show Rose's true selfish nature in this chapter?

3. Why does Rose feel guilty when her mother gets married soon after Rose is married?

4. What goes through Rose's mind as she drives from California to Kentucky?

5. What does Rose decide to do after the trauma of Beatrice's experience?

6. What is the unspoken rule between Rose and Son?

7. What does Rose learn about what happens to a girl once she has had her baby and how does this add to the shame overshadowing the home?

8. What is the Hotel Louisa and how does it become a home for unwed mothers?

9. Why did Rose decide to marry Thomas Clinton?

10. What place does driving a car have in Rose's life?

(see the answer keys)

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