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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. About what is Kristina self conscious?
(a) Her shoes are so worn.
(b) Speaking English.
(c) Her hair is coming loose from its bun.
(d) Her homemade dress.
2. What does Karl think he should have done with the turnip ditch?
(a) Provided ventilation.
(b) Dug it in the eastern side of the field.
(c) Dug it deeper.
(d) Dug several layers.
3. Why does Kristina like Erland Torner?
(a) He likes children.
(b) He laughs a lot.
(c) He gives a kinder interpretation to the scriptures.
(d) He is tolerant.
4. Whose scriptural interpretations does Kristina sometimes question?
(a) Daniel.
(b) Petrus.
(c) Henry.
(d) Karl.
5. What does Ulrika's husband do?
(a) A druggist.
(b) A Baptist minister.
(c) A Episcopal priest.
(d) A lawyer.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Karl say in the letter about Christmas?
2. What does the person in question #54 do about being homesick?
3. What has Kristina obtained with Ulrika's help?
4. What does Karl do in the newspaper?
5. What does Karl say not longer rejuvenates him?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Kristina take note of Njord at Ulrika's party?
2. What happens when Kristina decides to plant flowers one day?
3. How does Kristina feel when she realizes she is pregnant again, how many children has she had and what has happened to the two who died?
4. Where does Robert go when he leaves the house and what does he imagine for a while?
5. How does Arvid die?
6. Who arrives in Center City to open a general store and how does it go for him? How do the women feel about him?
7. What does Karl tell Petrus about Karl's brother, Robert?
8. What does Karl write in his letter to his parents?
9. How did Robert and Arvid get to St. Louis and what do they find out about where they are headed?
10. Who does Karl meet in the forest and what does he do after he meets the man?
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