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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 did Wilbur do to make Sandy think he was weak?
(a) Wilbur couldn't drink much.
(b) Wilbur sweated a lot.
(c) Wilbur often visited his doctor.
(d) Wilbur shook hands using two hands.

2. Toward the end of Chapter 9, who did Mavis say she was worried about?
(a) Edith.
(b) Sandy.
(c) Lyman.
(d) Her baby.

3. Why didn't John lease the Goodnough land?
(a) Roy wouldn't allow it.
(b) Roy was offered more money by someone else.
(c) John didn't have enough money.
(d) John knew the land was useless for farming.

4. How much money did Sandy give to Twyla?
(a) Ten thousand dollars.
(b) Fifteen thousand dollars.
(c) One thousand dollars.
(d) Five thousand dollars.

5. Which doctor was John taken to after his death?
(a) Dr. Parker.
(b) Dr. Dunn.
(c) Dr. Hampstead.
(d) Dr. Schmidt.

Short Answer Questions

1. When did Mavis decide it was time for her and Sandy to marry?

2. After John's death, what did Sandy and Leona disagree about?

3. How many months pregnant was Mavis when the car accident happened?

4. In what year did Mavis get pregnant for the first time?

5. What did Leona announce in 1952?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Leona announce in 1952?

2. What story does Sandy tell about the Wellrights?

3. What was Sandy's educational standing at the end of his fourth year of college?

4. What did Sandy fear would happen if Mavis held her baby?

5. What did Mavis and Edith tease Lyman about at the county fair?

6. What did Mavis say about Edith and Lyman while on the Ferris Wheel?

7. Why did Mavis and Edith insist on staying at the county fair later than planned?

8. What activities were Sandy, Mavis, Edith, and Lyman said to often do together?

9. Why did Edith call on Sandy in October of 1952?

10. What did Edith tell Sandy she was looking forward to towards the end of Chapter 9?

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