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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. How does June wake up at the end of Chapter 6?
(a) To her mother's crying.
(b) To her brother's yelling.
(c) To the feeling of being slapped.
(d) To the feeling of being thrown.

2. When Lyman wakes he can't tell if it was a dream or if he was where?
(a) In his kitchen.
(b) In his back yard.
(c) Out of his mind.
(d) At Zelda's house.

3. Why is Lyman angry with Lipsha when he visits Shawnee?
(a) Because Redford is sick.
(b) Because he wants to marry Shawnee.
(c) Because Lipsha owes him money.
(d) Because he knows they like each other.

4. What does Lipsha call the money he makes off of June's bingo tickets?
(a) Life.
(b) Luxury.
(c) Insulation.
(d) Security.

5. What type of documentary does Albertine watch the night she can't fall asleep?
(a) One on jails.
(b) One on Native American reservations.
(c) One on the oceans.
(d) One on bacteria.

Short Answer Questions

1. What part of Albertine's bloodline does she search through in Chapter 3?

2. By what other name is Fleur known in the community?

3. What ancestor's name does Albertine take on at the naming ceremony?

4. What does Lipsha tell Shawnee about his tattoo?

5. What does Albertine shout at the TV as she watches the documentary?

Short Essay Questions

1. What role does Fleur play in Lyman's dream?

2. What is Lyman's new business plan?

3. What catches Albertine's attention when she is watching a documentary?

4. What happens when Lipsha finds Fleur at the church in Chapter 11?

5. How does Lyman try to distract himself from the attraction of gambling?

6. Why does Albertine shout at the TV set while watching the documentary?

7. How does Lipsha feel about Shawnee at the gathering?

8. What happens when Lipsha admits that he needs love medicine?

9. How does Shawnee plan her move out of Zelda's house?

10. How is June Morrissey described?

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