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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 does Tom accuse Ginny of not obeying the Bible?
(a) She only goes to church when she feels like it.
(b) She gossips about other people.
(c) She will not obey his order to never attend another revival.
(d) She has had an affair with another man.
2. Where do Ginny and Tom get married?
(a) A gazebo in town.
(b) A meadow.
(c) Pa's house.
(d) The Baptist Church.
3. What had Ginny served to Tom at the church picnic?
(a) Watermelon.
(b) Apple dumplings.
(c) Lemonade.
(d) Fried chicken.
4. Where did the man in #15 live?
(a) Atlanta.
(b) Abbeville.
(c) Asheville.
(d) Auburn.
5. Where does Ginny go when her labor starts with her third child?
(a) Sunset Rock.
(b) The doctor's office.
(c) The midwife's house.
(d) The hospital.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is Joe's wife?
2. What is the name of Ginny's first baby?
3. What does Pa give Ginny and Tom for a wedding gift?
4. Who is the preacher who holds the first church service Ginny attends?
5. Which of the following does Tom NOT build on the farm?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe Ginny's encounter with a demon spirit as she tries to walk to Sunset Rock prior to her baby being born.
2. What do Ginny and Tom hope to get out of their relationship?
3. How does Ginny behave after the revival?
4. How does Tom fit in with Ginny's family when be is courting her?
5. What happens at the revival where the perpetrators yell about "baptisms of fire"?
6. How do their reactions to the meteor shower show Ginny and Tom's personalities?
7. What will fire come to symbolize in Ginny and Tom's relationship?
8. What is the basis of Tom's dislike of Lily?
9. What does Tom accomplish on the farm, and why is Ginny fearful that Pa may resent his work?
10. How are Ginny's views of speaking in tongues in conflict with those of Locke's?
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