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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 type of deer had been killed by George's gun?
(a) Older doe.
(b) Older, six-point buck.
(c) Young, four-point buck.
(d) Young doe.

2. In Chapter 14, who performs the third search of the Bowlegs hogan?
(a) Leaphorn.
(b) Federal agents.
(c) The killer.
(d) Cecil Bowlegs.

3. Who does Leaphorn accuse of salting the site?
(a) Halsey.
(b) Ernesto Cata and George Bowlegs.
(c) Ted Isaacs.
(d) Dr. Reynolds.

4. How many people does Leaphorn estimate would be at Zuni village during Shalako?
(a) Four thousand.
(b) 500 more than the usual population.
(c) Seven to eight thousand.
(d) Ten thousand.

5. In Chapter 14, what passenger does Leaphorn pick up on the way to the Zuni Lake?
(a) Susanne.
(b) Cecil Bowlegs.
(c) A Zuni boy.
(d) Otis.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the color of the mask that Leaphorn describes to Pasquaanti?

2. What is the age and sex of Susanne's sibling?

3. In Chapter 18, what becomes keystone for Leaphorn?

4. What are Koyemshi?

5. What taboo did Ernesto worry he had broken?

Short Essay Questions

1. Father Ingles is impressed with George Bowlegs. Why?

2. What has Susanne learned about deer from George Bowlegs?

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

4. What relationship do Ted Isaacs and Susanne share and what does Leaphorn think about it?

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

6. Describe Father Ingles.

7. What is Ted Isaacs's background?

8. Leaphorn realizes who the killer is but can't prove it. He gives the information to two people. Whom does he tell and why?

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

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

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