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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. Why couldn't the plains have an ordinary place name?
(a) They were too flat.
(b) They were too boring.
(c) They were too frightening.
(d) They were too vast.

2. What word does Set thinks best describes Grey's personality?
(a) Enchanting.
(b) Vivacious.
(c) Naive.
(d) Interesting.

3. What does Billy the Kid do to prepare for his conversation with Sitting Bear?
(a) Memorizes a speech.
(b) Writes a speech.
(c) Buys a speech.
(d) Invents a speech.

4. What tracks did those who came later to the plains find?
(a) A fast horse.
(b) A buffalo herd.
(c) A great bear.
(d) A giant wolf.

5. Why does Set's chart say that he is capable of violence?
(a) Set attacked Dr. Terriman with a vase.
(b) Set kicked a doctor.
(c) Set hit a nurse.
(d) Set screamed at the hospital staff.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the Navajo part of Grey long for?

2. What does Set find in his old bedroom?

3. What change comes to Grey in the summer?

4. How did his stay at Lukachukai affect Set?

5. What does Lola Bourne think Set is doing?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Grey see of Set beyond his physical appearance?

2. What did every people who inhabited the great plains find there?

3. What does Set feel as he opens the medicine bundle?

4. What does Set mean when he tells Lela that the bear stands against him, and that he is the bear?

5. What understanding about Set does Lola Bourne come to while he is hospitalized?

6. What is the Kaitsenko Society?

7. What is the vision that Set hopes to see?

8. How does Grey feel about herself during her pregnancy?

9. Who is the boy that Set sees and hears in the garden of his old house?

10. Why does Set enter his old house with dread?

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