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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 does Luke teach Meggie to do?
(a) Play horseshoes.
(b) Swim.
(c) Dance.
(d) Shear a sheep.

2. Who does Meggie confide the state of her marriage to?
(a) The Muellers.
(b) Father Ralph.
(c) No one.
(d) Fiona.

3. Why does Archbishop de Bricassart disagree with the Pope?
(a) Because the Pope wants him to leave Rome.
(b) Because he feels that the Pope does not do enough to stop the war.
(c) Because the Pope will not let the Archbishop visit Drogheda.
(d) Because the Pope wants him to ask Meggie's forgiveness.

4. What role is Father Ralph about to assume right after Meggie gives birth to her firstborn?
(a) Cardinal.
(b) Confidante to the Pope.
(c) Archbishop and Papal Legate to Australia.
(d) Principal of the boarding school in Gillanbone.

5. Who is hired as a new sheep shearer?
(a) Luke O'Neill.
(b) Meggie.
(c) Ryan Miller.
(d) Mary Carson's long-lost son, Michael.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Meggie think Luke looks like?

2. What does Meggie think could be a result of kissing Luke?

3. What does Cardinal Contini-Verchese find out?

4. Who is particularly supportive of Justine's career?

5. Where does the war take Jims and Patsy?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens to Dane after his ordination?

2. What does Justine decide to do instead of attending college, and how does her family react to this news?

3. What major decision does Meggie make regarding her marriage and her future?

4. Following the end of the war, what happens with Father Ralph?

5. What does Father Ralph do when he is back in Rome?

6. What happens to the twins in New Guinea?

7. How do Meggie and Luke feel about her pregnancy?

8. Why do Luke and Meggie honeymoon and then move to Queensland after they are married?

9. Why doesn't Meggie attend Dane's ordination?

10. What are Meggie's ideas about marriage?

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