Short Story Masterpieces Quiz

Robert Penn Warren

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

'Impulse', 'A Bottle of Milk for Mother', and 'The Egg'

'Torch Song', 'Witch's Money', and 'An Outpost of Progress'

'The Third Prize', 'The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky', 'Open Winter', and 'Barn Burning'

'Winter Dreams', 'Soldier's Home', and 'The Tree of Knowledge'

'The Boarding House', 'Liberty Hall', and 'The Horse Dealer's Daughter'

'Virga Vay & Allan Cedar', 'Marriage A La Mode', and 'The Outstation'

'Cruel and Barbarious Treatment', 'The Sojourner', 'The Open Window', and 'My Oedipus Complex'

'Innocence', 'The Nightingames Sing', 'Flowering Judas', 'The Valliant Woman', and 'The Eighty Yard Run'

'A Country Love Story', 'Flight' and 'A Red-Letter Day'

'A Spinster's Tale', 'You Could Look It Up', 'Why I Live at the P.O.' and 'The Use of Force'

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Short Story Masterpieces Quiz

Short Story Masterpieces Quiz

Who does Laura owe her position to? (from 'Innocence', 'The Nightingames Sing', 'Flowering Judas', 'The Valliant Woman', and 'The Eighty Yard Run')

Where does Ben Drake feel he must return to? (from 'The Boarding House', 'Liberty Hall', and 'The Horse Dealer's Daughter')

Where does Allan drive to meet Virga? (from 'Virga Vay & Allan Cedar', 'Marriage A La Mode', and 'The Outstation')

What does Peter Brench hate about his friend? (from 'Winter Dreams', 'Soldier's Home', and 'The Tree of Knowledge')

How does Squawks Magrew feel at the end of the story? (from 'A Spinster's Tale', 'You Could Look It Up', 'Why I Live at the P.O.' and 'The Use of Force')