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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 the war take Jims and Patsy?
(a) New Guinea.
(b) Austria.
(c) New Zealand.
(d) Germany.
2. What happens to the land a week after the fire?
(a) New growth begins to appear.
(b) Rains soak the area.
(c) The burnt area withers even more in the heat.
(d) The boys chop the remaining trees down.
3. Which Cleary family members are allowed to be a part of this nationwide effort?
(a) Dane.
(b) Hughie.
(c) Bob.
(d) Jims and Patsy.
4. 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.
5. What trait does Bob lack that Paddy had?
(a) Quick temper.
(b) Passion.
(c) Sense of humor.
(d) Ability to get along with people.
Short Answer Questions
1. Whom does Justine fall in love with?
2. What does Justine choose to do rather than attend college?
3. What does Luke convince Meggie to do?
4. Who does Father Ralph bring news of when he goes to Drogheda for a visit after the war?
5. Whom does Justine meet in Rome?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are some things that Meggie realizes about Luke?
2. What are Meggie's ideas about marriage?
3. Why do Luke and Meggie honeymoon and then move to Queensland after they are married?
4. Who comes to visit Meggie while she is on vacation at Matlock?
5. What previously introduced character reappears in Chapter 17, and what is this character's story?
6. What does Meggie think of Luke when she is getting to know him?
7. What is the land like after the fire?
8. Who is Luke O'Neill?
9. What are three major decisions that Luke makes, without consulting Meggie, in the first part of their marriage?
10. How does Meggie ensure that Luke will never question the paternity of their child?
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