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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. Where does Tom go after the fire?
(a) The bedroom.
(b) The outhouse.
(c) Florrie's house.
(d) A bar in town.
2. What does Ginny hear after she reaches the revival site?
(a) People talking in voices she can't understand.
(b) Tom's shotgun blasts.
(c) A woman wailing.
(d) The minister calls out her name.
3. What is the doctor's diagnosis of Tom's sickness?
(a) Typhoid.
(b) Colitis.
(c) German Measles.
(d) Whooping Cough.
4. Why do Florrie and the woman in #109 go to Ginny's house?
(a) To can peaches.
(b) To make strawberry jam.
(c) To make a quilt.
(d) To babysit her kids.
5. Who accompanies Florrie to Ginny's house in Chapter 10?
(a) Lauren.
(b) Lizette.
(c) Lily.
(d) Lilibet.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Ginny insist on doing when Tom offers to get Florrie's help?
2. What does Tom hire Florrie to do?
3. What does Ginny give to Tom to drink to regain his strength?
4. Why is Tom angry when he comes home from the fields one day?
5. What does Tom do when Ginny leaves the house to attend a revival?
Short Essay Questions
1. What tragedy occurs when Ginny attends her first revival in a long time?
2. What is the content of the letter Locke has written to Ginny?
3. How do Ginny and Tom experience a "baptism of fire" when their land catches on fire?
4. What is Tom's reaction when Ginny fires Florrie?
5. Why do Florrie and Lily go to Ginny's house to help, and what do the two sisters think of Lily?
6. When does the demon spirit come to visit Ginny and what effect is it having on Tom now?
7. What is the nature of the dream that Ginny has regarding Thurman Johnson?
8. What is the purpose of Chapter 10 regarding Ginny's feelings about Florrie?
9. To what does Ginny attribute the bright, white light when she is ill and having delusions?
10. Explain what Tom does when Ginny refuses to stay home from the revival and what his motivations might have been.
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