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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. What part of Albertine's bloodline does she search through in Chapter 3?
(a) The Lamartines.
(b) The Nanapushes.
(c) The Tooses.
(d) The Pillagers.

2. Who tells Lyman, "This time don't sell out for a barrel of weevil-shot flour and a mossy pork"?
(a) Shawnee.
(b) Redford.
(c) Zelda.
(d) Fleur.

3. Why are the people of the reservation concerned about the young white boy using an umbrella?
(a) Because children receive knowledge from rain hitting their heads.
(b) Because the umbrella belongs to someone else.
(c) Because it isn't raining.
(d) Because children aren't allowed to carry their own umbrellas.

4. To what does Lipsha compare the light of Zelda's smile?
(a) That of the sea.
(b) That of a goddess.
(c) That of the sun.
(d) That of a saint.

5. What does Lyman ask Lipsha to do for his dream bingo hall?
(a) Discuss it with the city.
(b) Work at it.
(c) Draw a picture of the interior.
(d) Invest in it.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where was Lipsha left by his mother?

2. Where does Lipsha decide to take Shawnee for dinner in Chapter 4?

3. What does Marie offer Lipsha as his inheritance?

4. Whose face does Lyman not see on the slot machine?

5. How does Lulu bet in bingo?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

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

4. What happened to Xavier the night he proposed to Zelda?

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

6. What does Lipsha discover about Zelda's plans for him and Shawnee during their date?

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

8. What does Jewett assume about Fleur's land?

9. How does Lipsha feel that Zelda impacts his life?

10. Why does Lipsha dislike his job?

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