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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 wraps Mary in something in Chapter 31?
(a) Will Ingles.
(b) Hank Harmon.
(c) Johnny Draper.
(d) Adam Harmon.
2. Why doesn't Mary go on without her when Ghetel goes back for the horse?
(a) Mary is unsure of where to go.
(b) Mary doesn't like Ghetel.
(c) Mary doesn't want to travel alone.
(d) Mary is frightened.
3. Which character needs constant prodding to keep going?
(a) Mary.
(b) Ghetel.
(c) Johnny Draper.
(d) Will.
4. What is one thing Mary says she will never tell once she gets home?
(a) That she traveled with Ghetel.
(b) That she left her baby with the Indians.
(c) That she lost the horse.
(d) That she was lost.
5. After passing the spring that burns, Ghetel wants to quit and threatens to do what to Mary?
(a) Kill her.
(b) Hug her.
(c) Eat her.
(d) Leave her.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who carries Mary inside the cabin after she crawls towards the Harmon family?
2. Who is a "troublesome piece of baggage?"
3. What weapon does Ghetel demand Mary give to her?
4. What does Mary beat Ghetel with?
5. What does Mary say is a pretty sound?
Short Essay Questions
1. Explain why Ghetel suddenly attacks Mary.
2. Why does Mary doubt her ability to get back to Draper's Meadow in Chapter 19?
3. Explain why Mary is reluctant to give Ghetel the tomahawk after four days without food.
4. Why are Mary and Ghetel unable to pinpoint what roots have made them sick?
5. Explain why Mary doesn't care that the cabin she approaches in Chapter 28 may be home to Indians.
6. Describe Ghetel's state of mind when she threatens to eat Mary in Chapter 23.
7. Describe how Mary relies on the approval of others despite being the leader in control of the journey?
8. Mary's horse is injured when crossing a small stream. What does this accident foreshadow?
9. Why does Will ask Mary for forgiveness?
10. Explain why the Harmon men cry at Mary's condition instead of being repulsed by her.
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