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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 1: "The Possibility of Evil".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Miss Strangeworth seem to think her family's place in the world is?
(a) To provide an example of kindness and concern for others.
(b) To stay isolated from the wickedness of the world.
(c) To keep an eye on everyone else and hold them to a high moral standard.
(d) To counsel others and help them understand how to live a happy and ethical life.
2. Helen Crane looks at her baby with "rapt wonder" (421). How is she looking at the baby?
(a) With a puzzled, pinched look.
(b) With all of her attention on something amazing.
(c) With a startled, questioning look.
(d) With a focused suspicion.
3. What detail is included to show that Miss Chandler is upset about something?
(a) She looks as if she has not slept well.
(b) Her hair does not look as neat as usual.
(c) She seems distracted and is a little rude.
(d) She has clearly been crying.
4. What does Helen Crane say she is worried that her daughter should be doing more?
(a) Trying to move around.
(b) Eating.
(c) Looking around at the world.
(d) Babbling and making speech sounds.
5. What literary technique is used when Miss Strangeworth asks Helen if she has upset her husband by pointing out that the baby is " six months old and hasn't yet begun to learn to dance"?
(a) Simile.
(b) Imagery.
(c) Personification.
(d) Hyperbole.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who was the first owner of the grocery store?
2. According to a town legend, what was Strangeworth House once mistaken for?
3. Miss Strangeworth thinks that the Cranes are "infatuated" (421). What would this mean is true about the couple?
4. Miss Strangeworth thinks that children mocking her would be "reprehensible" (426). What would their mocking be, in her opinion?
5. Miss Strangeworth thinks about the Cranes "indulgently" (421). How does she think about them?
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