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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. How does Luke betray Meggie for two years?
(a) By not allowing her to see Father Ralph.
(b) By not moving her back to Drogheda.
(c) By using a condom to prevent a pregnancy.
(d) By not allowing Fiona to move in with them.
2. What does Luke believe he should do when they get married?
(a) Look for a new place to live.
(b) Take title to all of his wife's possessions.
(c) Visit his family.
(d) Visit Father Ralph and tell him of their marriage.
3. Why is Meggie initially attracted to Luke?
(a) Because he superficially resembles Father Ralph.
(b) Because Fiona thinks he is a good catch.
(c) Because he reminds her of Paddy.
(d) Because he is physically strong.
4. Who does Meggie confide the state of her marriage to?
(a) No one.
(b) Father Ralph.
(c) Fiona.
(d) The Muellers.
5. Which Cleary family members are allowed to be a part of this nationwide effort?
(a) Hughie.
(b) Dane.
(c) Bob.
(d) Jims and Patsy.
Short Answer Questions
1. What position is Father Ralph elevated to at the end of the war?
2. What happens to the land a week after the fire?
3. What nationwide event happens that involves the Cleary family?
4. What does Luke convince Meggie to do?
5. Who tries to salvage Luke and Meggie's wedding?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Luke O'Neill?
2. What happens to the twins in New Guinea?
3. What does Father Ralph do when he is back in Rome?
4. What are three major decisions that Luke makes, without consulting Meggie, in the first part of their marriage?
5. What major decision does Meggie make regarding her marriage and her future?
6. What are Meggie's ideas about marriage?
7. What does Meggie think of Luke when she is getting to know him?
8. What are the Cleary brothers like?
9. What is the land like after the fire?
10. What happens to Dane after his ordination?
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