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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. In Chapter 19, to whom does Leaphorn first explain his theory of the crimes?
(a) Susanne.
(b) Agent Baker.
(c) Ed Pasquaanti.
(d) John O'Malley.

2. What is Halona?
(a) The Middle Place of the World.
(b) The Higher Place of the World.
(c) A canyon.
(d) A river.

3. Why does Halsey think the commune's location is legal?
(a) He has permission from owner.
(b) He has a permit.
(c) It is public domain land.
(d) It is National Park land.

4. In Chapter 11, where does Leaphorn find Susanne?
(a) In the hogan.
(b) Taking a walk.
(c) At the windmill.
(d) At the dig site.

5. Who does Leaphorn recognize from the photos that John O'Malley shows him?
(a) Halsey.
(b) Suzanne.
(c) Dr. Reynolds.
(d) Ted Isaacs.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many people does Leaphorn estimate would be at Zuni village during Shalako?

2. Where did Ted Isaacs attend college for his undergraduate work?

3. What do the Mudhead wear during the dance of Shalako?

4. What is the normal population of Zuni village?

5. In Chapter 16, what does Leaphorn compare to a broom handle?

Short Essay Questions

1. When Dance Hall of the Dead ends, where is Susanne most likely?

2. Describe Leaphorn's view at the beginning of Chapter 18.

3. Describe Father Ingles.

4. What effects does Leaphorn feel from the hypodermic dart?

5. According to the Zuni beliefs, what will happen if the Shalako ceremonies aren't performed correctly?

6. Who is in the procession of the Council of the Gods?

7. Leaphorn tells Susanne about Sa. Who or what is Sa?

8. What law-enforcement agencies are interested in the crimes at Zuni and why?

9. In Chapter 16, Leaphorn is shot with a hypodermic dart. How was this done?

10. John O'Malley is watching for seven people he believes are involved in the narcotics operation. Who does Leaphorn recognize from the seven photographs?

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