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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. In Part IV: Chapter 21, what is Cally's new name?
(a) Blue Prairie Woman.
(b) Gaagigenagweyaabiikwe.
(c) Ozhaawashkmashkodikwe.
(d) Everlasting Rainbow.

2. In Part II: Chapter 13, what does Rozin do while waiting for her daughters to return?
(a) Goes back to sleep.
(b) Searches the neighborhood.
(c) Calls her friends.
(d) Cooks wild rice.

3. In Part III: Chapter 17, why does Richard call out to the woman coming out of the museum?
(a) He wants to make fun of her.
(b) He wants to sell her something.
(c) He wants to thank her for something.
(d) He wants to ask for directions.

4. In Part III: Chapter 17, what do Klaus and Richard decide to do after leaving the museum?
(a) Find a Wendy's to use their bathrooms.
(b) Go back to their home.
(c) Go to a restaurant for lunc.
(d) Visit the nearby grocery store.

5. In Part II: Chapter 14, what do humans call it when a man drowns in his motorboat?
(a) Sacrifice.
(b) Offering.
(c) Stupidity.
(d) Fate.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Part III: Chapter 18, what does Grandma Noodin do when she sees Frank?

2. In Part IV: Chapter 19, what does Klaus refer to the dog as?

3. In Part IV: Chapter 22, what happens to Klaus while he was sleeping in the park?

4. In Part II: Chapter 15, how do Cally and Deanna spend their time outside?

5. In Part IV: Chapter 21, what does Noodin warn will happen if the beads are kept without the name?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Part III: Chapter 17, what is the significance of the interactions between the characters and the woman from the museum?

2. In Part III: Chapter 16, how does the concept of salt relate to Cecille's character and her approach to life?

3. In Part III: Chapter 16, what is Frank's quest, and how does it reflect his character development?

4. In Part IV: Chapter 19, discuss the symbolic significance of the Wiindigoo Dog in the text. How does it represent Klaus's inner struggles?

5. In Part IV: Chapter 21, how does the act of naming and identity shape the narrative?

6. In Part IV: Chapter 20, how does Frank plan to celebrate his birthday, and why does he decide to do it differently?

7. In Part III: Chapter 18, how does Rozin's contemplation of going back to school reflect her feelings of dissatisfaction and powerlessness in her current situation?

8. In Part IV: Chapter 19, examine Richard's contemplation of living as if he had died. How does this reflect his perspective on life and his own sense of identity?

9. In Part IV: Chapter 22, what is the significance of the dogcatchers' encounter with the Indian dogcatcher, and what does it reveal about the nature of the Indian dogs?

10. In Part IV: Chapter 22, describe Klaus's internal struggle and the decisions he makes while dreaming and after the lawnmower accident.

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