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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. Where does Will threaten to move the family?
(a) To Atlanta.
(b) To Mexico.
(c) To the streets of Houston.
(d) To a tourist court.

2. What does Lily Dale say she wishes Bill could see?
(a) Their new car.
(b) The new developments in Houston.
(c) Their new house.
(d) Their beautiful art collection.

3. How does Lily Dale help the young man from Atlanta?
(a) She loans him money.
(b) She gives him breakfast every morning.
(c) She gives him piano lessons.
(d) She prays for him daily.

4. What does Pete agree to give Lily Dale?
(a) His duplex.
(b) His savings.
(c) His prayers.
(d) His car.

5. What does Lily Dale say Bill would ask her the minute he got home for Christmas?
(a) Bill would ask to say a prayer.
(b) Bill would ask for money.
(c) Bill would ask what new pieces Lily Dale had composed.
(d) Bill would ask, "When's dinner?"

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Carson say when Pete asks him about Bill's becoming religious?

2. According to Carson, Bill's roommate was always doing what?

3. What does Will say about his family's financial situation after his father died?

4. How old does Will say Bill was when he died?

5. What does Clara tell Lily Dale at the top of this scene?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Will say happened to his son?

2. When does Will say he discovered his heart condition?

3. Who does Will say he is at heart?

4. How do we know it is odd for Pete to be unable to sleep?

5. Why does Tom come by?

6. What does Lily Dale say Bill would do the minute he got home for Christmas?

7. What does Will say to Pete to convince him to loan his life savings?

8. Describe Will's display of pride at the end of the scene.

9. Who is the young man from Atlanta?

10. What does Lily Dale do every time she feels blue from missing her son?

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