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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 has a witch's keyhole in his chimney?
(a) Roy Luther.
(b) The traveler.
(c) Mr. Connell.
(d) Kiser Pease.
2. Why does Mary Call decide to help Kiser Pease?
(a) Because she is afraid.
(b) Because she feels bad.
(c) Because she thinks she can make him do something.
(d) Because he once helped her father.
3. What do the two sisters do for money in the beginning of Chapter 1?
(a) Sell water to travelers.
(b) Gather nuts and berries.
(c) Work at the general store.
(d) Gather witch hazel.
4. Who takes the goldenseal to Mr. Connell in Chapter 5?
(a) Mary Call, Ima Dean and Romey.
(b) Roy Luther.
(c) Kiser Pease.
(d) Devola.
5. What kind of animal appears during Roy Luther's burial?
(a) A songbird.
(b) A rattlesnake.
(c) Bees.
(d) A raven.
Short Answer Questions
1. In the midst of the breakdown, who is attacked by hornets?
2. In Chapter One, how old is Mary Call Luther?
3. What is the name of Mary Call's mother?
4. Who throws out Mrs. Connell's candy?
5. What do the Luthers use the money from the goldenseal for in Chapter 5?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are the promises that Mary Call makes to her father?
2. Why do you think Devola is silent when she learns of her father's death?
3. Do you think Kiser is evil deep down inside after seeing his reaction to Roy Luther's condition?
4. What are the reasons why Mary Call is putting off the trip to the store?
5. Why do you think Mary Call dreams about marrying Kiser Pease?
6. Why is Kiser so eager to please the Luthers?
7. In what ways are the Connells opposites of each other?
8. What happens when Mary Call tells Kiser in Chapter 3 about the paper he signed?
9. One of Mary Call's promises to her father has to do with charity. How is Mary Call similar to her father in this view?
10. How is Roy Luther's refusal to see a doctor indicative of stereotypes of mountain people?
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