A Separate Peace Test

What 2 places does Gene visit when he returns to school?

• The marble stairs and the tree

• The gym and the marble stairs

• the tree and his old room

• his old room and his old classrooms

Who enlists then flees from the military?

• Gene

• Phineas

• Leper

• Brinker

Who repeatedly brings up Gene’s role in Finny’s injury?

• Gene

• Phineas

• Leper

• Brinker

Who breaks his leg when he falls from a tree?

• Gene

• Phineas

• Leper

• Brinker

The passage “For the war was no longer eroding the peaceful summertime stillness I had prized so much at Devon, and although the playing fields were crusted under a foot of congealed snow and the river was now a hard gray-white lane of ice between gaunt trees, peace had come back to Devon for me.” (Knowles, 101) ___.

• draws parallels between the war and winter

• shows how Finny’s absence made Gene's life harder to bear

• illustrates that winter without Finny meant no peace for Gene.

• all of the above

bullies Leper.

• Brinker

• Gene

• Finny

• Quackenbush

Choose the character who best fits the description: (a)   fights Gene over the crew team.

• Quackenbush

• Leper

• Brinker

• Finny

Choose the character who best fits the description: (a)   suspects Gene of involvement in Finny's fall.

• Brinker

• Leper

• Chet

• Quackenbush

does not understand that Gene needs to work hard at school.​ ​ (a)  

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• Finny

• Brinker

• Mr. Prud'homme

The story is told from his point of view

• Gene

• Phineas

• Leper

• Brinker