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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. Who does Sister Bessie take with her when she leaves the Lester house?
(a) Pearl.
(b) Jeeter.
(c) Ada.
(d) Dude.
2. Why does no one want to buy Jeeter's wood?
(a) It does not burn well.
(b) His price is too high.
(c) It's nothing more than kindling.
(d) It is not seasoned.
3. What do Sister Bessie and Jeeter use for light to search for Dude?
(a) A flashlight.
(b) A lit candle.
(c) A match.
(d) An oil lamp.
4. With what do Jeeter and Dude load the new car?
(a) Clothes.
(b) Peaches.
(c) Appliances.
(d) Wood.
5. When does Jessie plan to atone for his sexual sins?
(a) A little while later.
(b) Tomorrow.
(c) Immediately.
(d) Next week.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Jeeter feel about Dude after Dude's wedding?
2. What happens when the trio approaches its destination?
3. Where do Sister Bessie and Jeeter get help for the car?
4. Why does Jeeter want to go to the county in #137?
5. What did Dude not do for the car that caused the problem?
Short Essay Questions
1. What damages does Jeeter notice about the car when Sister Bessie and Dude return to the farm?
2. How does the trio get some money for a little food and a room?
3. What is the prognosis for the car after it is repaired?
4. How does the situation regarding Grandma Lester show Jeeter's complete disregard for his family?
5. Why can Jeeter not plant his fields even though he wants to, and who does he blame for that?
6. In spite of his good intentions, how does Jeeter's lack of diligence create a tragic mistake regarding the fire?
7. What is the almost comical situation at bedtime on the night of Sister Bessie and Dude's wedding?
8. Why do Jeeter, Sister Bessie and Dude drive to August?
9. How do Jeeter's feelings of jealousy for Dude result in his making Ellie May cry?
10. How does the author show that Jeeter's priorities are really skewed?
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