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Maud's Line Quiz

Margaret Verble

This Study Guide consists of approximately 54 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Maud's Line.

Maud's Line by Margaret Verble

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Maud's Line Quiz

Margaret Verble

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What causes Maud to not read Booker's letter when she first gets it? (from Chapter 5)

She is afraid it will say he is never coming back.

She is afraid Lovely will see the letter.

She cannot read his handwriting.

She is too busy.

2.

How does Booker find out the baby Maud is carrying is his? (from Chapter 7)

Lizzie tells him.

Billy tells him.

Mr. Singer tells him.

Nan tells him.

3.

What gift does Viola bring to Maud that she claims will help Maud to abort the baby? (from Chapter 7)

Squaw root.

A horse.

An old Indian potion.

A jar of medicine.

4.

Why does Maud worry about Ryde being put in jail? (from Chapters 3-4)

Ryde may become violent and hurt someone if he is arrested.

Indian men seldom get out of jail once they are arrested.

His family will starve without him to provide for them.

Nan may leave if Ryde is put in jail.

5.

Why does Maud think Lovely committed suicide? (from Chapter 6)

She thinks he heard his mother's voice telling him to kill himself.

She thinks he was trying to avoid being committed to a mental hospital.

She does not think he committed suicide.

She thinks he was depressed over his break up with Gilda.

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