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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 happens between Meggie and her visitor at Matlock?
(a) They go back to the Muellers.
(b) They decide to go back to Drogheda together.
(c) They have a huge disagreement.
(d) They make love.

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

3. Who assumes Paddy's role as head stockman?
(a) Jims.
(b) Jack.
(c) Meggie.
(d) Bob.

4. Why does Fiona see things from Meggie's perspective?
(a) Because she felt the same way with Paddy.
(b) Because she takes up for her daughter.
(c) Because she doesn't want her grandchildren to leave Drogheda.
(d) Because Luke is indifferent to the children.

5. Who does Meggie think Luke looks like?
(a) Hal.
(b) Father Ralph.
(c) Paddy.
(d) Frank.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What does Luke find for Meggie when they get to Queensland?

3. How does Luke betray Meggie for two years?

4. How is baby Dane different from his sister?

5. Who is Luke's new boss when he becomes a sugar cane cutter?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Meggie think of Luke when she is getting to know him?

2. Who is Luke O'Neill?

3. What are the Cleary brothers like?

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

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

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

7. What are three major decisions that Luke makes, without consulting Meggie, in the first part of their marriage?

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

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

10. How does Meggie ensure that Luke will never question the paternity of their child?

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