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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. Who are the Wampanoag?
(a) The natives with whom the whites have intermarried.
(b) The tribe that lives on the mainland.
(c) The group of Indians that move off the island when the whites arrived.
(d) The native of the area.
2. Who berates Bathia for her absence when she returns to the beach?
(a) Her father.
(b) Her brother.
(c) Her sister.
(d) No one.
3. What does Noah do the next morning?
(a) Go with Bethia to meet Caleb.
(b) Ask Bethia if she likes Caleb.
(c) Break his leg in a fall off a horse.
(d) Show Bethia the farm.
4. Who comes to the Merry mill for help?
(a) Two young Wampanoag.
(b) Makepeace.
(c) A young man from the mainland.
(d) Caleb.
5. What does Bethia experience after the action that Satan supposedly prompted?
(a) Nausea and then unconsciousness.
(b) Severe anxiety.
(c) Nothing.
(d) A feeling of euphoria.
Short Answer Questions
1. What seems strange to Bethia about the tension between Makepeace and his father?
2. What does Bethia say she feels about the Wampanoag?
3. What does Bethia suddenly discover?
4. What does Bethia wonder about what the sonquem asks?
5. What is the name of Bethia's community?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Bethia work so hard on her chores?
2. How does Bethia describe her life in Cambridge?
3. What happens when Bethia returns to where the Wampanoag are dancing?
4. What does Bethia do that she attributes to Satan's influence and what are the consequences?
5. What does Caleb think of Bethia's name and how does he express his feelings about it?
6. When and how does Bethia's father introduce Caleb to the White settlement?
7. What does Caleb place in Solace's casket?
8. Where is Bethia sent and what are the aftereffects of her drinking out of the gourd?
9. What are Bethia's father's plans for Caleb?
10. How does Mayfield act in the aftermath of Solace's death?
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