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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. The young man from Atlanta tells Lily Dale that Bill was like a what to him?
(a) A brother.
(b) A father.
(c) A son.
(d) A nephew.

2. What does Ted come to tell Will?
(a) That Lily Dale is having an affair.
(b) That Will is doing a marvelous job.
(c) That he will have to let Will go.
(d) That the young man from Atlanta has come to see Will.

3. Does Pete believe in God?
(a) Never in his life.
(b) Not since his wife died.
(c) Not since he was orphaned.
(d) Yes.

4. How long does the doctor say it will be before Will can return to work?
(a) At least three months.
(b) At least six months.
(c) At least six weeks.
(d) At least twelve months.

5. What does Will say Lily Dale has become since Bill's death?
(a) Extremely happy.
(b) Extremely touchy.
(c) Extremely religious.
(d) Extremely disconnected.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who calls Will while he's talking to Tom?

2. What's the name of Carson's oldest sister?

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

4. What does Will ask Pete to give him?

5. According to Carson, Bill's roommate NEVER did what?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Will tell Carson about Houston?

2. Why is it particularly painful for Will that Tom is replacing him?

3. How does Will claim to have gotten Ted's dad to vote Republican for the first time?

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

5. How does Lily Dale respond to being deceived by the young man from Atlanta?

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

7. What does Lily Dale learn about Bill's religiousness from the young man from Atlanta?

8. In what way does Will discover that he has been foolish?

9. Why does will say he thinks the banks of Houston are running disappointment clubs?

10. How are Will and Lily Dale's attitudes toward religion different?

(see the answer keys)

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