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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 1: Chapter 1 - 4.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Part I: Chapter 3, what does the agent do when Victoria enters the ladies' restroom?
(a) He leaves the restroom.
(b) He calls for help.
(c) He locks the door.
(d) He encourages her to stay inside.

2. In Part I: Chapter 2, what does Scranton Roy carve into his arm?
(a) A long word.
(b) The names of his children.
(c) The letters of the alphabet.
(d) Greek symbols.

3. In Part I: Chapter 3, what does the Indian agent, Hiram Talp, use as a pretext to collect the children from the reservation?
(a) Promising to take them to the newly built train station.
(b) Threatening legal action if they refused to comply.
(c) Persuading their mothers to let them attend boarding school.
(d) Offering to pay for their education.

4. In Part I: Chapter 3, why does Augustus feel the need to marry Zosie?
(a) To have legal recognition in the eyes of the law.
(b) To make Mary jealous.
(c) To please his father.
(d) To make her father jealous.

5. In Part I: Chapter 1, how do Miss Peace McKnight and the young girl become friends?
(a) The girl starts attending Miss McKnight's class and shows a keen interest in learning.
(b) Miss McKnight notices the girl's intelligence and invites her to join the class.
(c) Miss McKnight sees the girl standing at the back of the classroom and feels an instant connection.
(d) The young girl offers to help Miss McKnight with her teaching duties.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Part I: Chapter 2, how do the Indian man react when Scranton Roy offers him the cracker tin?

2. In Part I: Chapter 4, what does Asin suggest to Ogichidaa as a way to kill his rage?

3. In Part I: Chapter 1, how does Scranton Roy end up taking care of the child?

4. In Part I: Chapter 4, how does Peace cope with her mourning?

5. In Part I: Chapter 3, how do Peace and Charlie escape from Hiram Talp at the train station?

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