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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What kind of animal is Kala Nag?
(a) A seal.
(b) An elephant.
(c) A bird.
(d) A snake.
2. Who suggests Kotick talk to Sea Vitch?
(a) The old sea lion.
(b) A dolphin.
(c) Sea Catch.
(d) A fellow seal.
3. Why does Rikki tell Darzee to pretend he is injured?
(a) To fool his wife.
(b) To scare Chuchundra.
(c) To lure Nagaina.
(d) To fool Teddy's father.
4. Who grows up to be the namesake for Chapter Four?
(a) Kotick.
(b) Matkah.
(c) Kerick.
(d) Sea Catch.
5. How do the elephants dance?
(a) Stamping their feet in time with each other.
(b) Moving forward and backwards.
(c) Standing up and laying down.
(d) Moving their trunks in sync with each other.
Short Answer Questions
1. When does Petersen mean when he tells Little Toomai "When you have seen the elephants dance"?
2. Little Toomai goes to the elephant dance, even though he is supposed to be watching who?
3. Who overhears the plot to kill Teddy's family?
4. When the elephants dance, it is what?
5. What color is Karait?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the theme of the importance of animals show up when Rikki overhears Nag and his wife?
2. What do you think Sea Catch's scars from fighting for his land for his children represent?
3. Why do you think Little Toomai is surprised to see Petersen's elephant at the dance?
4. How do the other seals view Kotick in the beginning of Chapter Four and how does that change in the end of Chapter Four?
5. What does it mean that Rikki saves Teddy from the first snake before his father can?
6. How does Little Toomai prepare for the possibility of an elephant dance?
7. Explain the differences between Little Toomai and Big Toomai.
8. Describe how Kotick's white coat works to his advantage.
9. Describe the character of Kala Nag.
10. How do the lives of the native elephant workers differ from those British men in Chapter Six?
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