The Adventures of China Iron Test | Final Test - Easy

Gabriela Cabezon Camara
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 185 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

The Adventures of China Iron Test | Final Test - Easy

Gabriela Cabezon Camara
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 185 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. In "But We Don't Have Any Weapons," China Iron talks about growing plants on "wampos" piled with earth. Where are these plants growing?
(a) On rafts.
(b) In tents.
(c) On mountainsides.
(d) In trees.

2. In "Most Were Naked and Beautiful," what does China Iron say is the only thing the group can do while traveling through Indian Territory?
(a) Plan their defense in case of attack.
(b) Sing.
(c) Confront the Indians about their tracking.
(d) Pray.

3. In "The Earth Croaked," what causes China Iron to take so long to notice that they are traveling uphill?
(a) She is reading a copy of "El Gaucho Martín Fierro."
(b) She is preoccupied with longing for Liz.
(c) She is trying to learn the English words for the animals around them.
(d) She is listening to Rosario's stories about the Indians.

4. In "The Earth Croaked," when Rosario catches the cuys, what does China Iron realize?
(a) She misses the settlement more than she thought that she would.
(b) She wants to do more of the kinds of work that men traditionally do.
(c) She has not eaten anything but beef for a long while.
(d) She and her companions are the Campo Malo for these creatures.

5. What new information does China Iron learn about Martín in "That Strange Gaucho Who Fancied Himself as a Writer"?
(a) Martín has engaged in homosexual sex.
(b) Martín is actually the son of a landowner.
(c) Martín is headed back to the settlement to find her.
(d) Martín has killed several more people than she already knew about.

6. In "Oh China, Love, Forgive Me Now," what does Liz give China Iron?
(a) The wagon that they traveled in together.
(b) A china teapot.
(c) The diamond ring.
(d) The oxen from the wagon.

7. In "Frothing like Foam," what does China Iron say "is the best air" (141)?
(a) Love.
(b) Freedom.
(c) Music.
(d) Safety.

8. In "That Strange Gaucho Who Fancied Himself as a Writer," what does China Iron feel for the first time as the Colonel talks about Martín?
(a) That she misses her children.
(b) That the economy is unfairly structured.
(c) That she owns something.
(d) That she loves Martín.

9. In "That Strange Gaucho Who Fancied Himself as a Writer," what claim does the Colonel make about Buenos Aires?
(a) The taxes that he pays to the city should result in more help fighting the Indians.
(b) It is a parasite on the work of the estancias.
(c) The estancias could not function without the business done in Buenos Aires.
(d) It is too far away to matter to the life of the estancias.

10. On page 152 of "Most Were Naked and Beautiful," what does the first Indian to speak to China Iron call her?
(a) "English girl-boy."
(b) "Señora Fierro."
(c) "Two-spirit."
(d) "China Josephine Star Iron."

11. In "Punch and Whisky," why does Liz use lemons and oranges to make her punch?
(a) They are specifically mentioned in "El Gaucho Martín Fierro."
(b) They are Hernández's favorites.
(c) There is no other fruit at the estancia.
(d) They will hide how much alcohol she is adding.

12. In the beginning of "An Erratic Flight," what is China Iron conveying with her list of colors?
(a) Butterflies are much more colorful than birds.
(b) The hilly area they have entered is much more colorful than the plains they came from.
(c) Now that she is more experienced in the world, she appreciates diversity more.
(d) Earlier in her journey she was too anxious to notice the beauty of her surroundings.

13. In "Most Were Naked and Beautiful," what is the name of the lagoon?
(a) Millaray.
(b) Kaukalitrán.
(c) Kutral-Có.
(d) Catriel.

14. In the beginning of "That Strange Gaucho Who Fancied Himself as a Writer," what does China Iron say about her relationship with Liz?
(a) That now that she is older she realizes that what she felt for Liz was not love.
(b) That she might not have realized it at the time, but Liz was breaking her like a horse.
(c) That during their time at the fort she was beginning to see that Liz was cruel to her.
(d) That even then she understood that Liz was conflicted about her sexuality.

15. In "But We Don't Have Any Weapons," what does China Iron reveal sometimes get stuck in the trees?
(a) Their cattle.
(b) Their hammocks.
(c) The children.
(d) Their tents.

Short Answer Questions

1. In In "The Whip and the Rod," on page 116, when China Iron asks Liz why she is being so domineering, what does Liz reply?

2. In "Oh China, Love, Forgive Me Now," what does Martín reveal about Raúl?

3. In "An Erratic Flight," what does China Iron say "doubles happiness" (148)?

4. In "Most Were Naked and Beautiful," what do the Indians use to draw on their skin?

5. How did Martín's gaucho lover die?

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