Ride the Wind: The Story of Cynthia Ann Parker and the Last Days of the Comanche Test | Final Test - Easy

Lucia St. Clair Robson
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 132 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Ride the Wind: The Story of Cynthia Ann Parker and the Last Days of the Comanche Test | Final Test - Easy

Lucia St. Clair Robson
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 132 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What causes the journey back from Plum Creek to be so difficult on young warriors like Upstream?
(a) There was no arrows.
(b) There was no food or water.
(c) There was no loot.
(d) There were no horses.

2. Who is Elder James Parker?
(a) Bear Cub's white cousin.
(b) Bear Cub's white grandfather.
(c) Bear Cub's white brother.
(d) Bear Cub's white father.

3. Who kills a white man while in labor and riding on a travois in Chapter 52?
(a) Naduah.
(b) Medicine Woman.
(c) Small Hands.
(d) Star Name.

4. Where is Naduah taken after she is captured by white raiders?
(a) Fort Davis.
(b) Parker's Fort.
(c) Fort Stockton.
(d) Camp Cooper.

5. Where does Bear Cub decide to settle in the end of Chapter 47?
(a) A ranch in Mexico.
(b) Oklahoma.
(c) A farm in Illinois.
(d) North Texas.

6. Where does Naduah want to winter in Chapter 42?
(a) In New Mexico.
(b) With Old Owl's band.
(c) In Oklahoma.
(d) With the Wasp band.

7. Why does Wanderer begin his own band?
(a) To give rebels a place to hide out.
(b) To separate from his father after a disagreement.
(c) To become more powerful.
(d) To give Naduah the life she desearves.

8. Why does Old Owl return Bear Cub to the white man in Chapter 34?
(a) To keep them from stalking his band.
(b) To allow Bear Cub to return to his roots.
(c) To use Bear Cub as a spy.
(d) To get rid of a nuisance.

9. How long has Bear Cub been a member of Old Owl's band?
(a) Six weeks.
(b) Six days.
(c) Six years.
(d) Six months.

10. Why is Naduah not allowed to go on a raid with the Comanches against the white man?
(a) She is too bad with arrows.
(b) She is a woman.
(c) She is pregnant.
(d) She is too obviously white.

11. How do Naduah, Bear Cub, and Wanderer decide to deal with the spread of white man's disease?
(a) To kill all the white men in the area.
(b) To minimize exposure to the white man.
(c) To move off the Staked Plain.
(d) To steal white man's medicine.

12. Why do the soldiers announce they have killed the Noconi leader?
(a) They think they have, but mistake him with Gathered Up.
(b) They want the glory.
(c) They want to cause fear among the Comanche.
(d) They think it will make Naduah submit to them.

13. Where is Plum Creek?
(a) Lockhart, Texas.
(b) Houston, Texas.
(c) Austin, Texas.
(d) San Antonio, Texas.

14. What does Bear Cub consider a slow death in his life outside Old Owl's band?
(a) Living in the city.
(b) Living with the Parker family.
(c) Living on a farm.
(d) Living in a house and wearing white man's clothing.

15. Where do the Quohadi live?
(a) East New Mexico.
(b) Southern Oklahoma.
(c) East Arizona.
(d) North Texas.

Short Answer Questions

1. Circle of life is what style element in Chapters 31-33?

2. What does Naduah do when she learns her Indian family has all died in Chapter 49?

3. Who is Len Williams?

4. What does Bear Cub find has happened to other bands as he travels in Chapters 44-45?

5. What do the Comanche think of the treaties the white man, who are intruding on Comanche land, are offering?

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