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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 is part of a "simple equation that required no further solution"?
(a) Love.
(b) Tarwater.
(c) Hatred.
(d) Bishop.
2. Where was Mason kept for four years?
(a) A college.
(b) An asylum.
(c) The woods.
(d) A church.
3. Whose head was Mason "tied hand and foot inside"?
(a) Meek's.
(b) The schoolteacher's.
(c) Tarwater's.
(d) Bishop's.
4. What does Tarwater do when Bishop tries to touch him?
(a) Tarwater takes a step back.
(b) Tarwater reaches out his own hand.
(c) Tarwater smacks Bishops hand.
(d) Tarwater runs away.
5. How did Mason describe the schoolteacher's house?
(a) A fox hole.
(b) A bird nest.
(c) A dog house.
(d) A horse barn.
Short Answer Questions
1. What catches Tarwater's attention in the store window when he is walking with Rayber?
2. What does the banner say on the building Rayber thinks Tarwater went into late at night?
3. What does Tarwater say about burying Mason?
4. Who steals Tarwater from his crib?
5. Who does Tarwater hitch a ride into town with?
Short Essay Questions
1. When Tarwater looks at the burned remains of the cabin, what does he think?
2. What does Tarwater do when Bishop sits on the stairs in front of him at the hotel?
3. What does Tarwater do when he has a hard time thinking of what to say to the woman at the gas station?
4. Why does Rayber see himself fleeing with Lucette?
5. How does Tarwater respond when the truck driver says he better not be sick?
6. When Tarwater is digging the grave for Mason, what does he think of Rayber?
7. Why does Tarwater turn down Meeks' offer to drop him off at Rayber's?
8. Why does Rayber bring Tarwater breakfast in bed?
9. How does Tarwater walk as he walks to the museum with Rayber and Bishop?
10. Why does Rayber say that Tarwater is his son also when they check in to the hotel?
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