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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 did the raven create the mountain sheep?
(a) By using a spell.
(b) By flapping his wings over them.
(c) By pouring water over the clay.
(d) By giving them milk.

2. What did the Old Man determine would happen to people?
(a) They would become sick, but they would live.
(b) They would live forever.
(c) They would determine their own lifespans.
(d) They would die.

3. Who did the man think would also like the sheep?
(a) The man who came from the raven.
(b) The other people growing in pea pods.
(c) The raven.
(d) His mother.

4. According to the story, why are there black and white people all over the earth?
(a) Because Ra kidnapped all of the children.
(b) Because the children moved to different parts of the earth.
(c) Because each child was given a kingdom.
(d) Because Alatangana banished his children.

5. What did the man look like when he fell out?
(a) A fully-formed man.
(b) An infant.
(c) A child.
(d) An old man.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did the Fool do with his puppets?

2. Which culture does the myth of the Old Man come from?

3. Why did Alatangana create plants and animals?

4. What is the name of Death in Chapter three?

5. How many years did Phan Ku live?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who were the first men created by Quat and what were they made of?

2. What did the woman want the Old Man to decide?

3. What did Alatangana think about Sa's home?

4. Why didn't Quat the Fools puppets turn out like his brother's six puppets?

5. Why did Sa turn down Alatangana's marriage proposal?

6. Where is the story of the Pea Pod Man from?

7. What did Phan Ku look like?

8. What did the man think about the sheep the raven created?

9. After Quat was born, he showed himself to be different than his brothers. What did Quat do that made him stand out?

10. Why did the raven decide to make the bear?

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