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- 1. Multiple ChoiceJohn Wright is the ____.SherrifJudgeDead manGhost
- 2. Multiple Choice"A Jury of her Peers" was written by ____.Emily BronteKate ChopinCharolette Perkins GilmanSusan Glaspell
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWho is the primary suspect for Mr. Wright's death?Mrs. HaleMrs. WrightMrs. PetersMr. Hale
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following characters is not present in the story?Mrs. WrightSherrifCounty AtourneyMrs. Peters
- 5. Multiple Choice_____ is asked to keep ____, the sherrif's wife, company during the investigation.Mrs. Peters, Mrs. HaleMrs. Wright, Mrs. HaleMrs. Hale, Mrs. PetersMrs. Hale, Mr. Hale
- 6. Multiple Choiceabashedminor valleywillingness to appease or sootheembarrassedmess up
- 7. Multiple Choiceconciliationembarrassedskirt worn as an undergarmentproperty, farmwillingness to appease or soothe
- 8. Multiple Choicecovertwillingness to appease or sootherestless, flightyproperty, farmhidden from view
- 9. Multiple Choiceflutteryrestless, flightyskirt worn as an undergarmenthidden from viewmess up
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhat is a "trifle"?a chocolate candya desserta small, insignificant problem
- 11. Multiple ChoiceThis character is "married to the law."Mrs. WrightMrs. PetersMrs. Hale
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the setting?NebraskaTexasIdahoNevada
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhich character was the first to find the dead body?Mrs. HaleMr. PetersMr. HendersonMr. Hale
- 14. Multiple ChoiceMinnie Foster is the same character asMrs. WrightMrs. HaleMrs. Peters
- 15. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is NOT a reason Mrs. Peters can relate to Mrs. Wright?a boy killed Mrs. Peters' kittenMrs. Peters was imprisoned onceMrs. Peters lost a child
- 16. Multiple ChoiceThe sheriff isMr. WrightMr. HaleMr. HendersonMr. Peters
- 17. Multiple ChoiceWhat did Mrs. Wright love to do when she was young?singdancequiltplay piano
- 18. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the County Attorney looking for?a murder weaponevidence that would point to a motive for the murderfingerprints that would prove the killer's identityevidence that would show how John Wright was murdered
- 19. Multiple ChoiceThe erratic stitching of the quilt implies that Mrs. Wrightwas tired.was not skilled at quilting.had become very distressed or nervous.did not know whether to quilt or knot the quilt.
- 20. Multiple ChoiceWhat happened to Mrs. Wright's canary?It lost its feathers.It was hungry.It had flown away.It's neck was broken.
- 21. Multiple ChoiceWhy does Mrs. Hale wish she had visited Mrs. Wright?So she could find out the Wright family business and gossip.She realizes that Mrs. Wright was very lonely and could have benefited from the occasional visit or help from a friend.To get her recipes for canning.She was a young and wild woman and needed guidance on being a wife.
- 22. Multiple ChoiceWhy does Mrs. Hale liken Minnie Foster to a bird?Mrs. Hale describes her as a "sweet and pretty, but kind of timid and-fluttery."She had feathers in her hair all the time.She was small and quiet.She didn't walk but hopped like a bird.
- 23. Multiple Choice
Which term would BEST describe Mrs. Hale?vengefulloyalcautioussympathetic - 24. Multiple ChoiceBased on Mrs. Hale's words to the county attorney, what can the reader infer about John Wright?John Wright is an unpleasant, unenjoyable person.John Wright tried to make the world a better place.Mrs. Hale thinks that Mrs. Wright should have divorced John Wright.Mrs. Hale wishes that she had gotten to know John Wright better.
- 25. Multiple ChoiceBased on the bottom of page 5, the conversation between the two women suggests that---they are sympathetic to Mrs. Wrightthey are unsavory and untrustworthythey are judgemental and unfair to Mrs. Wrightthey are planning to take Mrs. Wright's things
- 26. Multiple ChoiceThe reader can conclude that Mrs. Hale is fixing the quilt because--the irregular sewing reveals Mrs. Wright was in an emotional stateMrs. Hale is a perfectionist and cannot let the quilt remain poorly sewedMrs. Peters thinks that the quilt should be fixed.Mrs. Wright had asked her if she would finish it.
- 27. Multiple ChoiceThe response of the men to the women suggest that the men think the women aredangerous and subversivelazy and annoyingsilly and superficialhelpful and accommodating
- 28. Multiple ChoiceThe reader can infer from the conversation on page 6 that--Mrs. Wright was violent and cruel.Mrs. Wright's happiness and interests decreased over the years.Mrs. Wright's happiness and interests increased over the years.Mrs. Wright was warm, welcoming, and delightful.
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