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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 does Zorrie drink during her pregnancy?
(a) Guinness.
(b) Coffee.
(c) Luna powder in water.
(d) Cranberry juice.
2. Who is the only beneficiary in Gus's will?
(a) Zorrie.
(b) Harold.
(c) Virgil.
(d) Noah.
3. What has Zorrie's teacher saved for her that he offers her?
(a) Her favorite shoes.
(b) A sheet of things she collected from nature.
(c) Her rock collection.
(d) Her mood boards.
4. What had Zorrie's mother once loved, according to her aunt?
(a) Flowers and wine.
(b) Blackberries and angel food cake.
(c) Wood and books.
(d) Chocolate and grass.
5. What does Mr. Thomas give Zorrie to do for a bit of work in Part I?
(a) Making him a suit.
(b) Cooking dinner.
(c) Sewing buttons.
(d) Working in the garden.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Part II, what does Ruby give Zorrie as a gift?
2. What does Zorrie think about the townspeople's attitude towards her miscarriage?
3. Who does Zorrie eventually find work with on a farm?
4. Where does Zorrie sometimes sleep in the beginning of her work a the factory?
5. Why does Zorrie never make it to her destination in Part II?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Zorrie seem to think of the community's treatment of the topic of miscarriage?
2. Who raises Zorrie, and why?
3. In Part I, what does Zorrie do when a man she hitches a ride with puts his hand on her leg?
4. How does Harold die in the war?
5. How does Hunt describe Zorrie's work ethic?
6. What feeling does Zorrie have that alarms herself at the summer picnic in Part I?
7. What does Zorrie dream about right after Harold's funeral service?
8. What tragedy does Zorrie learn about in Noah's life in Part II?
9. Early in Part II, what great news do Zorrie and Harold share with Gus and Bessie?
10. In Part II, why does Noah start keeping a much closer eye on Virgil?
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