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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. Who is Dillon's mother?
(a) Cammie.
(b) Carla.
(c) Carrie.
(d) Cathy.
2. What is Dillon's last name?
(a) Fortman.
(b) Franck.
(c) Foureman.
(d) Freeman.
3. Why is Rachel's father going to Norfolk?
(a) To work in a shipyard.
(b) To visit relatives.
(c) To attend a funeral.
(d) To go back to school.
4. Jackie thinks the young man in #77 looks like ____________________.
(a) John Lennon.
(b) Peter Noone.
(c) Paul McCartney.
(d) Mick Jagger.
5. What form of transportation does Rachel use to travel around and care for the sick?
(a) A motorcycle.
(b) A bike.
(c) A car.
(d) A jeep.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where had Fred told Rachel he was going to go to marry her?
2. Whose house is blown up during the strike?
3. What type of business does Dillon plan to open with Sim Gore?
4. What does Dillon beg Rachel not to do?
5. Who is shot in the head and will live brain damaged for the rest of her/his life?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Rachel's mother not want Rachel to marry Dillon?
2. How does Dillon begin to act bolder when Rachel is grieving for her mother?
3. Who is the father of Rachel's baby and why does she refrain from making her love for Dillon public?
4. How does Dillon's prison sentence negatively impact his relationship with Rachel?
5. What possibilities does Arthur Lee consider doing when Rachel tells him that she loves Dillon?
6. Who is Dillon Freeman and why does he idolize his dead father?
7. What reasons do Dillon and Fiona have for not wanting Rachel to go away to nursing school?
8. After the war, why does Rachel fight her attraction to Dillon even though he is even more good-looking now?
9. Who does Rachel marry after Fred abandons her?
10. Why does Dillon feel compelled to lead the strike in spite of the trouble between him and Rachel?
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