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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. When do Karl and Kristina move into their new home?
(a) May.
(b) July.
(c) January.
(d) October.
2. What does Karl believe about the Indians?
(a) They are loyal.
(b) They are intelligent.
(c) They are lazy.
(d) They are fearless.
3. Karl tells Kristina that if she had known that she was moving to a place where her children were going to be without ______________, she would never have come.
(a) a school.
(b) new clothes.
(c) ample food.
(d) toys.
4. What does Karl produce and sell to some of his neighbors?
(a) Toys.
(b) Furniture.
(c) Honey.
(d) Almanac.
5. What does Kristina ask Karl to buy but he does not have enough money?
(a) A bed.
(b) A stove.
(c) A cow.
(d) Dishes.
Short Answer Questions
1. What business also serves as a post office in town?
2. A cliff near a creek strongly resembles ___________________.
3. What does Kristina cut up to make diapers and clothing for her new baby?
4. Where does Robert plan to go once the Spring thaw comes?
5. Which of the following is NOT a piece of furniture that Karl makes during the first winter?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why are Karl and Robert at odds over the Indian in the woods episode?
2. What news does Karl share in a letter to his parents?
3. Why can't Karl pick up the letter that has arrived from Sweden?
4. What is the irony of all the fodder that Karl has available to him now?
5. What motivates Karl to work even harder on the new cabin, with whose help does it get accomplished, and how is the home celebrated?
6. What precautions does Karl take for the family after Robert's experience with the Indian in the woods?
7. What do Karl and Kristina do for Robert and his trip?
8. Explain why money is such a source of tension between Karl and Kristina.
9. What is Robert's plan for his future?
10. Explain how Karl and Robert are very much alike even though they do not think so.
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