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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 do Lipsha and Shawnee get stopped at the Canadian border?
(a) They have alcohol in the car.
(b) They don't have proper identification.
(c) Because of a suspected marijuana seed.
(d) They are driving an old car.

2. Who is Albertine's mother?
(a) Lulu.
(b) Fleur.
(c) Shawnee Ray.
(d) Zelda.

3. How does Fleur outsmart Jewett?
(a) With a magic trick.
(b) In a game of cards.
(c) She trades her worthless car.
(d) With her money.

4. What does Albertine say she sought in school?
(a) Education.
(b) Money.
(c) Recreation.
(d) Exhaustion.

5. What does Zelda tell Lipsha about Fleur?
(a) That she knew how to fly.
(b) That she tried to kill herself.
(c) That she owned the first bingo hall.
(d) That she wanted to marry a white man.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Albertine say her mother was known for?

2. What does Lipsha want to tell the officer about the pipe he finds?

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

4. Where is the gathering Lipsha attends at the end of Chapter 1?

5. What do June's mother and her boyfriend do when they tell June there won't be any more running away?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Lulu go to the post office?

2. What happened when Lipsha tried to heal Russell Kashpaw?

3. What do the people of the reservation assume about the young white boy with Fleur?

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

5. Why does June's mother take her anger out on June in Chapter 6?

6. Why does June promise herself that no one will ever hold her again?

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

8. What does Marie notice about Lipsha's appearance at the beginning of Chapter 4?

9. How do Shawnee's parents act at the gathering?

10. What does Albertine know about the name Four Soul?

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