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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 Zelda look back on taking Redford from his aunts?
(a) With regret.
(b) With pride.
(c) With fear.
(d) With worry.

2. Why do the other men laugh at Lipsha's spiritual journey?
(a) Because he was sprayed by a skunk.
(b) Because he put his clothes on wrong.
(c) Because he got lost in the woods.
(d) Because his vision took his money.

3. What signals the beginning of Shawnee's final dance at the powwow?
(a) Clapping.
(b) Horns.
(c) Drums.
(d) Birds chirping.

4. How is Shawnee's participation at the powwow?
(a) She earns points in every round.
(b) She skips the parts she is nervous about.
(c) She decides to only perform one dance.
(d) She has to be urged to participate in every round.

5. Where is Zelda when Albertine comes to visit in Chapter 19?
(a) The police station.
(b) Church.
(c) The post office.
(d) The grocery store.

Short Answer Questions

1. To whose house does Zelda go at the end of Chapter 22?

2. How does Lipsha describe what saved him from drowning as a baby?

3. How does Xavier Toose add steam to the sweat lodge?

4. What does Albertine tell Lipsha about the negatives in her life in Chapter 20?

5. Why do federal agents come to Lulu's house?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens during Gerry's plane ride?

2. What happens when Lipsha checks the Dumpster for his father?

3. Where does Lyman find strength during his spiritual quest?

4. What happens when Lulu is arrested?

5. How does Lulu prepare for the visit from the federal agents?

6. What do Albertine and Zelda talk about when they are alone in Chapter 19?

7. What happens to Lipsha during his spiritual fast?

8. What makes Shawnee feel warm in her apartment at school?

9. What does Zelda do when she thinks she is having a heart attack?

10. How does Shawnee act after coming home from the powwow?

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