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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Play Three, The Homecoming.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why is Rebecca Talbert unhappy with Patrick Rowen at the beginning of Play Three, The Homecoming?
(a) He refuses to marry her.
(b) He beats up her brother in a fight.
(c) She catches him kissing another woman.
(d) He doesn't tell his father he wants to marry Rebecca.
2. What happens to Joe Talbert, Star's lover, at the end of Play Three, The Homecoming?
(a) He becomes wealthy.
(b) He gets typhoid fever.
(c) He runs off with Star.
(d) Patrick shoots him to avoid hanging or going to jail.
3. What deal does Michael Rowen make with the Cherokee warriors Dragging Canoe and Taskwan in Play One, Masters of the Trade?
(a) A trade of whiskey for fresh fish and game.
(b) A trade of powder, shot and blankets for fur pelts.
(c) A trade of beads for horses.
(d) A trade of whiskey for women.
4. How many years after Play Two does Play Three, The Homecoming, take place?
(a) Ten months.
(b) One hundred years.
(c) Sixteen years.
(d) Two years.
5. When Patrick Rowen tells his father he wants to marry Rebecca Talbert, how does Michael Rowen react?
(a) He gives Patrick his blessing.
(b) He says he wants Rebecca for himself.
(c) He disapproves and refuses to give Patrick land.
(d) He tells Star to get a preacher to conduct the wedding.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Play Two, The Courtship of Morning Star, what does Michael Rowen want now that he is prosperous?
2. What is wrong with the blankets Michael Rowen gives Dragging Canoe and Taskwan?
3. In Play Two, The Courtship of Morning Star, what does Michael Rowen claim he does when he is just seven years old?
4. In Scene Four of The Courtship of Morning Star, how does Morning star respond when Michael Rowen pulls her into his lap and begins kissing her?
5. What does Michael Rowen say he wants when he appears at Earl Tod's campfire in Play One?
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