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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 is the name of Thomas's sister who was addicted to PCP?
(a) DeLonna.
(b) Janet.
(c) Madonna.
(d) Crystal.
2. What is Harvey's role at the powwow?
(a) Sponsor.
(b) Dancer.
(c) Emcee.
(d) Janitor.
3. What is one of the Red Feather brothers' favorite foods?
(a) Muffins.
(b) Tacos.
(c) Pizza.
(d) Hamburgers.
4. Who stays with Blue in the bus station bathroom?
(a) Her brother.
(b) Her best friend.
(c) A kind stranger who is an elderly woman.
(d) Her grandmother.
5. A quote from which author opens the interlude?
(a) Kurt Vonnegut.
(b) John Steinbeck.
(c) Christopher Hitchens.
(d) Charles Baudelaire.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of Calvin Johnson's sister?
2. What happens to Blue right before she gets to the bus station?
3. A quote from which author begins Part II?
4. Where does Tony hide the bullets at the powwow?
5. What did Manny used to leave on the table in envelopes for Daniel and his mother?
Short Essay Questions
1. In the interlude, what does the narrator say about last names as they relate to Natives?
2. What is Daniel Gonzales's role in the robbery of the Big Oakland Powwow?
3. What bizarre story does Harvey tell Jacquie as they drive together from Phoenix to Oakland?
4. How does Octavio feel about his uncle Sixto?
5. What did Opal tell Lucas when they were teenagers that she had not shared with anyone else?
6. What are the circumstances around Thomas's firing?
7. Why is Calvin an integral part of the plot to rob the Big Oakland Powwow, even though he does not really want to be involved?
8. Why did Opal and Jacquie leave Ronald's house as young girls?
9. Why does Opal take care of her half-sister Jacquie's three grandsons instead of Jacquie taking care of them?
10. What is one of Bill Davis's great enthusiasms in life?
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