A.   A horse

B.   A cow

C.   A cat

D.   A toad

A.   She loves the domestic chores she performs inside the farmhouse

B.   She loves rural life and spends as much time as she can outdoors

C.   She is bored and misses the bustle and activity of city life

D.   She is equally happy with urban and rural life and has no preference

A.   Joyfulness

B.   Moroseness

C.   Resentment

D.   Shyness

A.   The village mayor

B.   A sailor

C.   A young man

D.   Her grandfather

A.   They moved to factory towns

B.   They live in the nearby village

C.   They died and were buried

D.   They traveled to California

A.   He shoots and eats them

B.   He paints pictures of them

C.   He keeps them in cages

D.   He stuffs and preserves them

A.   A baby heron

B.   A ring

C.   Twenty dollars

D.   A jack-knife

A.   She will use her ability to whistle to replicate the call of the heron and flush it out

B.   She will sneak out at dawn and climb the tallest pine tree to find the bird’s nest

C.   She will use her grandfather’s binoculars to search for the nest in the forest

D.   She will ask the neighboring farmers if they know where the nest is located

A.   She notices that he is wealthy and hopes to benefit financially from her contact with him

B.   She is wary of him at first but then develops a kind of juvenile crush on him

C.   She dislikes him and does everything she can to drive him away from the farm

D.   She is enchanted by him from the moment she sees him and begins flirting with him

A.   Although she finds the young man appealing and would like the monetary reward he offers, she ultimately feels more loyalty to the heron

B.   She has determined to frustrate and undermine the young man in every way possible and delights in the opportunity to deny him the information he seeks

C.   She remains silent because her grandmother forbids her to speak about the whereabouts of the bird and she does not want to displease her grandmother

D.   She plans to find and capture the white heron herself once she realizes the monetary value the bird’s feathers have for the fashion industry