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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Raymond feel hopeful around Linda? (from Chapters 19 – 27)

Raymond believes Linda has romantic feelings for him.

Raymond believes Linda is the reason he is still alive.

Raymond believes Linda will want to come and work on the ranch.

Raymond believes Linda is trustworthy.

2.

What are Haruf 's thoughts when he defends Betty and Luther against the man who is behind them in line? (from Chapters 1 – 9)

Everyone, even those on public assistance, should be treated with respect.

It is easy to criticize other people for what one does oneself.

Those on public assistance greatly value what little independence they have.

Anyone on public assistance is using the system.

3.

With regard to their children, why are Luther and Betty not happy about Hoyt staying with them? (from Chapters 10 – 18)

Joy Rae will have to give up her bedroom, a precious luxury in a trailer.

Hoyt is always rude to the children.

The children are afraid of Hoyt when he goes on a drinking binge.

Hoyt insists on making the kid sleep on the floor.

4.

Why are Luther and Betty reluctant to let Hoyt live with them? (from Chapters 10 – 18)

Hoyt lived with Luther and Betty before with disastrous consequences.

Hoyt is a drunk, and Luther and Betty do not trust him.

Hoyt is a hoarder.

Hoyt disowned his family many years ago.

5.

How does DJ respond to Hoyt's cruelty at the bar? (from Chapters 36 – 46)

DJ stabs Hoyt in the neck with a knife.

DJ smashes a bottle against Hoyt's face.

DJ encourages a gang of bikers to go after Hoyt.

DJ calls the police to deal with Hoyt.

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