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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 is the train which Momo boards along with the ten traders described?
(a) Slow.
(b) Empty.
(c) Crowded.
(d) Fast.
2. Lady Paton and her husband refer to Lat Sahib as ____________.
(a) Johnny.
(b) Samuel.
(c) Richard.
(d) Christopher.
3. What does Big Dorje tell Momo to keep an eye on when the train stops?
(a) His hat.
(b) His coat.
(c) His luggage.
(d) His glasses.
4. What does Momo do because she is so happy with Lady Paton's help?
(a) Sings for her.
(b) Prostrates before her.
(c) Offers her money.
(d) Dances for her.
5. How does Momo respond to the news of Pempa having been sold in Chapter 7, Lotus Blossom's Plan?
(a) She goes to bed.
(b) She cries.
(c) She gets mad.
(d) She gets lost in thought.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of the butler of the palace?
2. The gentleman who helps Momo in Chapter 6 is supposedly the only __________ allowed in Tibet.
3. Who leaves the palace with Momo in Chapter 8?
4. What does the woman of the house do when Momo says she wishes to be released?
5. When did Tsu Foo's parents die?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who appears after Momo is captured in Chapter 8? Who is asked to translate for Momo?
2. When does Wing Fong say the Lady had first requested a Lhasa Terrier? How much did she offer?
3. Whom does Momo relate her story to after spending the night in the palace? What does she claim guided her journey?
4. Whom does Momo meet at the beginning of Chapter 6? What does he ask Momo?
5. Where is Momo traveling in Chapter 8? Who is with her?
6. What does the British gentleman give Momo in Chapter 6?
7. How does Momo escape enslavement in Chapter 5?
8. What obstacles does Momo encounter in entering the palace in Chapter 8?
9. What does Momo learn about the British gentleman from Big Dorje?
10. How does Lady Paton respond to Momo's story in Chapter 8?
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