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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 Jacob see beating a stampeding Rosie?
(a) Kinko.
(b) Marlena.
(c) Uncle Al.
(d) August.

2. What compromise does August come up with for Rosie?
(a) Rosie is to be put on display in the menagerie tent.
(b) Rosie is to dance to another type of song.
(c) Rosie is to perform with another performer.
(d) Rosie rides in the parade on a hippo wagon.

3. What surprise does Marlena arrange for August?
(a) A new horse.
(b) A new costume.
(c) Dinner with her, Jacob, and Rosie.
(d) A gift of a new gold ring.

4. Who does Jacob see kill August?
(a) Uncle Al.
(b) Rosie.
(c) Marlena.
(d) Camel.

5. How does Jacob convince Uncle Al to allow Marlena to return without returning to August?
(a) Jacob convinces Uncle Al August no longer loves Marlena.
(b) Jacob convinces Uncle Al that August is dangerous for Marlena.
(c) Jacob convinces Uncle Al that Marlena is too distracting for August.
(d) Jacob convinces distance will make Marlena and August's relationship better.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is caught stealing lemonade?

2. What does Uncle Al want Rosie to do during the show?

3. What does Uncle Al want Jacob to do?

4. How do Marlena and Jacob get separated from August?

5. What is Kinko's real name?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when Jacob has too much to drink?

2. What does elderly Jacob learn about Rosemary that upsets him?

3. Why is the train raided in Poughkeepsie?

4. What happens after Jacob and Marlena escape the club?

5. How does August react to Marlena's injuries?

6. What surprise does Marlena arrange for August after Rosie's first successful show?

7. What warning does Jacob receive that something might happen during the show that night?

8. How does August react to Marlena's surprise?

9. What is rumored to be wrong with the elephant?

10. What does Uncle Al use to increase ticket sales?

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