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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Nola Campbell - Catawba Indian Potter.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When did Nola Campbell learn how to make pottery?
(a) At age fifty.
(b) At age twenty.
(c) At age thirteen.
(d) At age thirty.

2. What became confining about the format of the Foxfire series?
(a) It limited the presentation of the topics.
(b) The books were too big.
(c) It got too repetitive.
(d) It required too many interviews per book.

3. Where did Flora Youngblood's father Henry learn herbal doctoring and faith healing?
(a) At Berea College.
(b) At Atlanta University Medical School.
(c) On an Indian reservation.
(d) At his church.

4. Who taught Nola Campbell to make pottery?
(a) Her mother.
(b) Her father.
(c) The Catawbas.
(d) Her schoolteacher.

5. Who wrote the articles in the Foxfire series?
(a) Professional authors hired by the Foxfire organization.
(b) High school students in Rabun County, Georgia.
(c) College history professors.
(d) High school teachers in Rabun County, Gerogia.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which traditional quilt pattern was composed entirely of hexagons?

2. In what year was Flora Youngblood born?

3. As a young girl, what did Flora learn to make from honeysuckle vines?

4. What trade did Frank Moore have to learn because his family was so poor?

5. According to Foxfire researchers, what amount of money did most people spend in the Moore general store during the course of a year in the early days of the store's operation?

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