Moccasin Trail Quiz

Eloise McGraw

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is Jim's "medicine song"? (from Chapters 12 through 19)

A song his Indian mother taught him.

The twenty-third Psalm.

The Lord's Prayer.

The National Anthem.

2.

How does Jonnie's excitement over getting land affect Jim? (from Chapters 9 through 11)

Jim is so disgusted with Jonnie's excitement that he wants to leave immediately.

Jim is unaffected by Jonnie's excitement.

Jim doesn't understand Jonnie's excitement because he believes land can't really be owned.

Jim catches up in his excitement and helps with the cabin for several days.

3.

What is Daniel worried about after Jonnie and Sally leave? (from Chapters 5 through 8)

That Jim might not keep him safe.

That he lost his knife in the river.

That the Indians might attack his family.

That he didn't get to say goodbye to Sally.

4.

What does Jim tell himself about returning to Jonnie and Sally after his wild ride? (from Chapters 9 through 11)

He is returning because Sally would be heartbroken if he left.

He is returning because Jonnie needs his help.

He is returning because he wants to convince Daniel to run away.

He is returning because he left his mule and dog behind.

5.

What is one aspect of Jim's character or appearance about which Jonnie and Sally agree? (from Chapters 5 through 8)

They agree that Jim looks and acts like an Indian.

They agree that Jim resembles Jonnie.

They agree that Jim will be a good influence on Daniel.

They agree that his inability to read is appalling.

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