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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 herd of animals do the Indians attack on the thirteenth day?
(a) Buffalo.
(b) Bears.
(c) Deer.
(d) Elk.
2. Who keeps Mary from running the gauntlet?
(a) Chief Wildcat.
(b) Ghetel.
(c) Henry.
(d) Bettie.
3. What is Will Ingles' relationship to Matthew and John?
(a) Matthew and John are his sons.
(b) Matthew and John are his cousins.
(c) Matthew and John are Will's younger brothers.
(d) Matthew and John are his in-laws.
4. Whose wound is beginning to fester in Chapter 4?
(a) Tommy's.
(b) Bettie's.
(c) Mary's.
(d) Georgie's.
5. Who is Bettie sold to at the slave auction?
(a) Goulart.
(b) Chief Wildcat.
(c) LaPlante.
(d) An Indian man.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Mary give her seat on the horse to?
2. What is the purpose for going to the salt spring?
3. What do the Indians give Mary to keep her hands free in Chapter 7?
4. Who buys Mary during the slave auction?
5. Who sets Bettie's broken arm?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do Mary's beliefs about Indians keep her safe throughout her experience living in Indian territory?
2. Why does Mary cry when she makes the decision to escape?
3. Why is Ghetel's insatiable appetite problematic for Mary?
4. How does Mary begin to erase her baby, Bettie Eleanor, from her memory and heart?
5. What is the significance of Mary saying that there is a way to return if there is a way across the O-Y-O?
6. What does Bettie think of Mary for allowing Otter Girl to nurse the baby?
7. Why does Mary believe the bond between her daughter, Bettie Eleanor, and Otter Girl is for the best?
8. Goulart's makes the comment that a useful person is valued in the Indian village, while someone with nothing to offer will have a hard life. Describe how this is proven to be true during the slave auction.
9. How are Mary and Ghetel similar?
10. Why is Mary appalled by the thought that the Chief is "beauteous?"
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