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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. During an argument, who threatens to take Anne over his knee?
(a) Joe.
(b) Vaughn.
(c) Fred.
(d) Angela.
2. Anne will receive a smaller saddle when the pack train reaches which town?
(a) Allegiance.
(b) Fortune.
(c) Liberty.
(d) Freedom.
3. How does Anne calm the disagreement over the early dismissal?
(a) Promises to never dismiss the children early again.
(b) Promises to resign her position.
(c) Promises to close the school.
(d) Offers to meet with the school board.
4. How far away is Fred and Anne's picnic spot?
(a) 30 minutes.
(b) One hour.
(c) 45 minutes.
(d) Two hours.
5. How many days should the trip take by horse in Chapter 1?
(a) Four.
(b) Six.
(c) Five.
(d) Three.
Short Answer Questions
1. After the dance in Chapter 10, Anne has a meal with whom?
2. How many children are in the Prentiss family?
3. Fred apologizes to Anne for what action of his?
4. What does Anne want to do before entering Chicken?
5. In Chapter 9, Anne dismisses the children early from school for what reason?
Short Essay Questions
1. When Chuck begins attending school, what is the reaction?
2. Why does Anne get called "Tisha" and who calls her that?
3. What is Nancy's appearance like for the Thanksgiving dance, and how does she react to her own appearance?
4. After the showdown with the school board, how do Anne and Chuck interact?
5. Before Anne and Fred's snow picnic in Chapter 11, Mrs. Purdy visits Anne. What does she say to Anne?
6. How has Anne been treated on her travels prior to the horseback journey to Chicken?
7. What is in the note from Mrs. Prentiss that Mr. Strong gives to Anne?
8. Why will Cab return for the Thanksgiving dance?
9. Describe Anne and Fred's snow picnic.
10. When Merton Atwood visits the school for the first time, how does he become involved?
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