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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Saul see in Chapter 48 while camping in the bush near the New Dawn Centre?
2. At the end of Chapter 44, Saul is working just enough to pay for what?
3. What does the crowd throw on the ice after the Moose get into a fight with the opposing team when one of their members hit Saul?
4. In Chapter 31, when The Moose start playing outside the reservations what does Saul say they see rather than people cleaning the ice?
5. What exceptional team does the Moose play in Espanola in Chapter 32?
Short Essay Questions
1. After playing teams outside the reservations a change happens with the Moose team. How is this change described in Chapter 31?
2. What is Ernie Jack’s argument to Saul for taking Jack Lanahan up on his offer to train?
3. What does Fred go to St. Jerome’s for yearly, and what is his view on dealing with his past?
4. What is Virgil’s life like when Saul returns to Manitouwadge?
5. How has Saul changed when playing hockey in Chapter 42?
6. How does Saul feel about Father Leboutilier telling him he was free the last time they saw each other?
7. In what ways are Saul’s Marlboro teammates different from Saul?
8. Who is Ervin Sift and how does he help Saul?
9. What does Saul see Rebecca Wolf doing before she stabs herself in the Indian Yard?
10. How does Virgil feel about Saul returning to Manitouwadge after leaving the Marlboros?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write an essay describing the author’s narrative tone and writing style. Use examples from the text as evidence for your argument.
Essay Topic 2
Compare and Contrast Saul’s experience as a lumberjack with his hockey experience.
Essay Topic 3
Analyze Saul’s relationship with Father Leboutilier and why he was receptive to some of his treatment.
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