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Daughter of the Mountains Quiz

Louise S. Rankin
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Daughter of the Mountains Quiz

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1)

Momo finds the people to be __________as she enters into India. (from Chapters 3-4, The Giant Staircase and the Forest, Captured by the Woman at Rhenok)

Saddening.
Terrifying.
Infuriating.
Fascinating.
2)

What does Momo beg the Sir and Lady to give her in Chapter 8? (from Chapters 7-8, Lotus Blossom's Plan, Fulfillment of the Prophecy, Good Fortune)

Water.
Alms.
Food.
A horse.
3)

Where does the crowd drag Momo in Chapter 3? (from Chapters 3-4, The Giant Staircase and the Forest, Captured by the Woman at Rhenok)

Up a hill.
To the temple.
To her house.
To the cemetery.
4)

Where does Momo first encounter dark-skinned Indians and women in saris? (from Chapters 3-4, The Giant Staircase and the Forest, Captured by the Woman at Rhenok)

Jalgaon.
Godhra.
Mokama.
Lingtam.
5)

What was the weather like when Momo traveled across the bridge in Chapter 4? (from Chapters 3-4, The Giant Staircase and the Forest, Captured by the Woman at Rhenok)

Snowy.
Windy.
Raining.
Sunny.
6)

What does Momo pray for at the beginning of Chapter 5? (from Chapters 5-6, The Ten Traders and Tsu Foo, Protector of the Poor)

To be enlightened.
To be freed.
To be happy.
To be wealthy.
7)

Lady Paton and her husband refer to Lat Sahib as ____________. (from Chapters 7-8, Lotus Blossom's Plan, Fulfillment of the Prophecy, Good Fortune)

Johnny.
Richard.
Samuel.
Christopher.
8)

What does Momo do because she is so happy with Lady Paton's help? (from Chapters 7-8, Lotus Blossom's Plan, Fulfillment of the Prophecy, Good Fortune)

Dances for her.
Sings for her.
Prostrates before her.
Offers her money.
9)

What word refers to confidence or trust in a person or thing? (from Chapters 3-4, The Giant Staircase and the Forest, Captured by the Woman at Rhenok)

Partnership.
Friendship.
Bond.
Faith.
10)

In Chapter 4, the villagers are angry at Momo because they think she stole ____________. (from Chapters 3-4, The Giant Staircase and the Forest, Captured by the Woman at Rhenok)

A sacred script.
A dog.
A merchant's wages.
Gold coins.
11)

What does a boy rip off Momo after the train stops? (from Chapters 5-6, The Ten Traders and Tsu Foo, Protector of the Poor)

Her shoe.
Her necklace.
Her coat.
Her red scarf.
12)

Why is the woman of the house unable to catch up with Momo? (from Chapters 5-6, The Ten Traders and Tsu Foo, Protector of the Poor)

She's too fat.
She's blind.
She's too old.
She's too stupid.
13)

What does Little Dorje tell Momo she should do in Chapter 4? (from Chapters 3-4, The Giant Staircase and the Forest, Captured by the Woman at Rhenok)

Stay.
Go home.
Count her blessings.
Head to the mountains.
14)

Who is Momo's driver in Chapter 8? (from Chapters 7-8, Lotus Blossom's Plan, Fulfillment of the Prophecy, Good Fortune)

Sita-ram.
Jamra-radam.
Simra-rajam.
Sara-dam.
15)

Who makes fun of Momo in Lingtam? (from Chapters 3-4, The Giant Staircase and the Forest, Captured by the Woman at Rhenok)

Old women.
Girls.
Old men.
Boys.
16)

Whom does the gentleman who helps Momo in Chapter 6 know personally? (from Chapters 5-6, The Ten Traders and Tsu Foo, Protector of the Poor)

The Dalai Lama.
King Henry VIII.
Prince Charles.
Gandhi.
17)

What does Lotus Blossom devise for Momo to take to the Military Secretary's home? (from Chapters 7-8, Lotus Blossom's Plan, Fulfillment of the Prophecy, Good Fortune)

Wing Fong's rickshaw.
A taxi.
A mule.
A boat.
18)

How does Big Dorje leave in Chapter 5? (from Chapters 5-6, The Ten Traders and Tsu Foo, Protector of the Poor)

By airplane.
By taxi.
By train.
By mule.
19)

Whom does Lady Paton ask to translate for Momo? (from Chapters 7-8, Lotus Blossom's Plan, Fulfillment of the Prophecy, Good Fortune)

Rajib.
Gopal.
Sanjay.
Mijdra.
20)

Lady Paton tells Momo that she will have Lat Sahib give Momo's father a job as a ______________ (from Chapters 7-8, Lotus Blossom's Plan, Fulfillment of the Prophecy, Good Fortune)

Rickshaw driver.
Caretaker for a bungalow.
Merchant.
Police officer.
21)

What refers to the foretelling or prediction of what is to come? (from Chapters 3-4, The Giant Staircase and the Forest, Captured by the Woman at Rhenok)

Eventuality.
Preview.
Fortune.
Prophecy.
22)

Whom does the gentleman in Chapter 6 order to watch over Momo along her journey? (from Chapters 5-6, The Ten Traders and Tsu Foo, Protector of the Poor)

Big Dorje.
Lat Sahib.
Wing Fong.
Little Dorje.
23)

What does Momo hit the woman of the house with in Chapter 5? (from Chapters 5-6, The Ten Traders and Tsu Foo, Protector of the Poor)

A cup.
A shoe.
A pan.
A broom.
24)

What refers to that which is of or pertaining to the religion, law, or civilization of Islam? (from Chapters 5-6, The Ten Traders and Tsu Foo, Protector of the Poor)

Monotheistic.
Multi-faceted.
Muslim.
Menagerie.
25)

Where does Momo travel after leaving the village on Lingtu in Chapter 3? (from Chapters 3-4, The Giant Staircase and the Forest, Captured by the Woman at Rhenok)

Sedonchin.
Rajgangpur.
Mussoorie.
Vandavasi.
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